Adobo Fried Rice
When you have left-over adobo, the best thing to do is to make a meal out of it by making Chicken Adobo Fried Rice. Perfect for Pork Adobo as well. Easy and super-tasty!!
View PostWhen you have left-over adobo, the best thing to do is to make a meal out of it by making Chicken Adobo Fried Rice. Perfect for Pork Adobo as well. Easy and super-tasty!!
View PostTried and tested, best and easiest way to cook the perfect rice every time! No more guessing game!
View PostThe classic Filipino dish – Chicken Adobo – marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, peppercorns and garlic then cooked in the pressure cooker (instant pot).
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View PostThis Asian beef stew (Beef Caldereta) is robust in flavor and so delicious! Cooking in the slow cooker makes it very convenient, too. Serve with Jasmine rice.
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View PostIn 15 minutes or less you can make this delicious alternative to fried rice – cauliflower fried rice. A versatile recipe, you can add your favorite meat (esp. left-over ones), veggies and adjust the taste to your liking!
View PostCrunchy and flavorful, these crispy adobo flakes are perfect for breakfast, as topping for salad or soup and a delicious accompaniment to your favorite Asian…
View PostChicken slowly braised in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic and bay leaves until fall-off-the-bone tender and DELICIOUS. This classic recipe for chicken adobo in the slow cooker can be made a day ahead and tastes even better the next day!
View PostLess than 30 minutes to make a yummy for left-over corned beef – Filipino-style corned beef hash. Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner and certainly have it with rice or bread, if you like.
Easy 30 minute recipe for left-over corned beef. Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner and certainly have it with rice or bread, if you like.
View PostCamaron Rebosado is a citrus-marinated and fried battered shrimp served with a sweet-sour sauce. It is the Filipino version of shrimp tempura. Crunchy-licious and flavorful, it’s a great appetizer or main dish and a sure crowd-pleaser!
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