Filipino and other ethnic food.

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Ambrosia Salad: A Refreshing Fruity Dessert - The Cooking Pinay

Easy and affordable Ambrosia salad dessert for hot summer days and also a perfect dish for any special occasions and events.

Such a delicious treat. Easy and very affordable dessert you can make any day or any occasion.

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3-Ingredient Ice Cream - Easiest Homemade Ice Cream Recipe

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Pinakbet Mixed Vegetable Stew Without Shrimp Paste - Filipino Recipe

Here is my version of pinakbet or pakbet. No shrimp paste added. Hope you like it. Please subscribe or share this post if you like this dish. Thank you.

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Shrimp Noodles in Coconut Milk (Ginataang Hipon) - The Cooking Pinay

Shrimp noodles in coconut milk with opo and acorn squash is a creamy dish simmered with coconut milk. It's a perfect comfort food for Filipinos abroad.

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Italian Sausage With Pasta Recipe - The Cooking Pinay

Delicious pasta Italian sausage recipe is so simple, yet it is delicious. It's perfect to make with Ronzoni pasta and lots of green bell peppers.

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Chicken Pancit Bihon Recipe - The Cooking Pinay

Pancit Bihon is thin a rice noodles commonly known as rice sticks in the Philippines. It is a favorite dish during birthdays and New Year.

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Simple Banana Bread Recipe - The Cooking Pinay

Simple banana bread recipe, yet moist and delicious. Overripe bananas are perfect for delicious bread. Simply mash them with fork. No need for a mixer.

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Plantain Banana Fritters Recipe (Maruya) - The Cooking Pinay

Banana fritter or maruya is a fried banana coated with flour and dredged in sugar. It is a common or perhaps the most popular snacks in the Philippines.

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Tilapia Fillet Fish Escabeche Recipe - The Cooking Pinay

Escabeche is a sweet and sour dish typically referring to fish or meat dish. It is fried and is cooked with vinegar and sugar as well as other spices.

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Mango Tropical Dessert - The Cooking Pinay

This mango is not a Philippine mango, but rather from Mexico. This is Ataulfo and is sweet too, but nothing beats the sweetness of the Philippine mangoes especially the mangoes that grow in Zambales, Philippines. I bought a bunch of mangoes the last time I went to the supermarket, butRead More →

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Beef Caldereta Recipe (Without Liver Paste)

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Tilapia Fillet Fish Escabeche Recipe

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Opo Squash and Thai Thin Rice Noodles Soup Recipe - Filipino Style

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Yema Balls Simple Recipe - The Cooking Pinay

Yema balls is a Filipino custard candy made with condensed milk and egg yolks. Some makes this with a twist, such as, adding peanuts or sugar.

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Chicken Thighs Filipino Adobo (ENGLISH RECIPE)

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Cavatappi Macaroni Salad with Raisins - Easy and Simple Recipe

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Sauteed Bitter Melon Recipe (Ginisang Ampalaya) - ENGLISH RECIPE