J'ai gouté des hopia (des patisseries sucrées) fourrés aux oignons.

Et c'est très bon. Et très inattendu, y a un petit coté *savory* qui fonctionne réellement. Miam.

Bonus, c'est vegan, avec seulement quelques ingrédients, et pas très dur à faire.

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Lechon Liempo: Crispy pork belly, seasoned and roasted to perfection. A Filipino fiesta on your plate.
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https://soyummysoeasy.com/lechon-liempo/
Round scad, or galunggong, is a small fish loved by many in the Philippines. It's perfect for cooking and easy to find.
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https://soyummysoeasy.com/sinaing-na-galunggong-recipe/
Baked Tahong is a Filipino favorite! Fresh mussels with garlic, cheese, and butter, baked to golden perfection. Pure joy in every bite.
#food #recipes #BakedTahong #FilipinoFood #SeafoodLovers
https://soyummysoeasy.com/baked-tahong/
Pork Adobo: the heart of Filipino cuisine. Tender pork belly, marinated and simmered to perfection. A symphony of savory, tangy, and garlicky flavors.
#food #recipes #PorkAdobo #FilipinoFood
https://soyummysoeasy.com/easy-pork-adobo-recipe/
Ready to try this Filipino comfort food classic? Ube Champorado is waiting to bring you sweet, earthy, and tropical vibes in every bite.
#food #recipes #TryThisNow #FilipinoFood
https://soyummysoeasy.com/easy-ube-champorado-recipe/

Filipino Minatamis na Saging is a simple and versatile banana treat, served as is, with shaved ice and milk, and added to the iconic Filipino Halo-Halo! #Filipinofood #Filipinocuisine #dessertlovers #bananarecipe

https://littlebitrecipes.com/minatamis-na-saging/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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Minatamis Na Saging: Filipino Sweetened Bananas

Make a small batch of Filipino Minatamis Na Saging with tender saba bananas in a coconut sugar syrup. This easy recipe for two is great warm or over ice.

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Ube, Taro, and Purple Sweet Potato, Are They the Same? | Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta | Offprint

Short answer: No. Philippine Ube, Taiwanese Taro, and the Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato are distinctly different.

Check out my new article "Ube, Taro, and Purple Sweet Potato, Are They the Same?". #offprint dalisay.offprint.app/a/3mkkb5lpkc... #PinoyFood #FilipinoFood #Ube

Ube, Taro, and Purple Sweet Po...
Ube, Taro, and Purple Sweet Potato, Are They the Same? | Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta | Offprint

Short answer: No. Philippine Ube, Taiwanese Taro, and the Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato are distinctly different.

Nothing beats the slow-cooked goodness of Filipino Balbacua Beef Stew. A family favorite on chilly days!
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https://soyummysoeasy.com/filipino-balbacua-beef-stew/