Filipino Food

Inasal

The word “inasal” means grilled or barbecued. Chicken Inasal is a famous

Photo: Lumpia in aluminum foil tray. Lumpia are Southeast Asian spring rolls.

This is from the Spanish albondiguillas, which are meatballs.

Witch’s hand! Every Filipino must have had some fun in fitting a kornet on each finger of a hand.

Granny Goose Kornets are very crunchy and addictive cone-shaped snacks. 😛

Photo by Leslie Bernarte of Ube Yema Cake at Patisserie Solaire (Parañaque,

Pork Adobo with Achuete by Eva Argenos

Balinghoy is cassava, also known as kamoteng-kahoy in the Tagalog language.

Tapa + Sinangag + Itlog (dried meat + fried rice + egg)

Tambong-Tambong is what ginataang bilobilo is called in the Ilocos and Pangsinan regions of Northern Luzon.

This is a very simple Filipino dish. It’s like an omelet with