Kusina ng mga Pinoy

 
Welcome to Kusina ng mga Pinoy! 
Author: Mary Clarence C. Barrientos

This Filipino cuisine blog was made so that I could share some of our favorite Filipino and Asian dishes with everyone. As a major fan of Filipino cuisine, I'd like to share some Filipino dishes with you.

I was inspired to start this blog after noticing how underappreciated Filipino cuisine is. I want the rest of the world to notice, recognize, taste, and enjoy Filipino cuisine.

(This photo in the left side was taken by The New York Times)

Here are some 5 Traditional Filipino Dishes:

For decades, Pinoy food has wowed taste buds with incredible flavors that represent the country's multi-cultural impact.

1. Chicken Adobo

This dish was influenced by the Spanish. 

Chicken adobo, one of our most well-known recipes, gets its particular flavor from a slow cooking procedure, along with plenty of vinegar, crushed garlic, soy sauce, and black pepper.

(This photo was taken by Food Network)

2. Sinigang

This dish was influenced by Native Filipinos. 

Sinigang is a sour and savory Filipino stew cooked with onions, tomatoes, eggplant, spinach, ginger, and fish sauce, and is sometimes associated with tamarind.

(This photo was taken by Panlasang Pinoy)

3. Lumpia

This dish was influenced by the Chinese people.

Lumpia is a delectable deep-fried spring roll filled with ground meat and chopped vegetables.

(This photo was taken by Just a Pinch Recipes)

4. Kare-Kare

This dish was influenced by Native Filipinos. 

Kare-Kare is a flavorful Filipino stew made with vegetables, oxtail, and a thick peanut sauce. Kare-kare is a Filipino comfort food that dates back to before the arrival of the Spanish in the Philippines.

(This photo was taken by Kawaling Pinoy)

5. Pancit

This dish was influenced by the Chinese people.

Pancit, also known as pansit, is a type of noodle that can be paired with any meat or vegetable your stomach desires. The term comes from the Hookien word "pian e sit," which means "something easily cooked."

(This photo was taken by Serious Eats)

Food is an integral element of the Filipino way of life, and it is the finest way to learn about the Philippines' rich and diverse culture! Filipino cuisine is incredibly representative of the country's history. 

I hope that you guys, my dear readers, learned a lot and enjoyed this blog!

Interested in learning more? Come and visit our dearest country, Philippines!