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Quick Kulawo Dip

Chard Aubergine with Coconut Cream What is Kulawo? Kulawo is another unpopular dish, I have seen a couple of variations to this dish.  In Laguna, Quezon; their version uses Talong or Eggplant; in other regions they use Banana Blossoms. Both versions use the same cooking technique.  Kulawo has a unique way of enhancing its flavours, […]

Turon - Food with Mae

Turon

Banana & Jackfruit Fritters Glazed with Caramelised Sugar Turon (also known as banana lumpia) is a popular Filipino snack or dessert. It’s made by wrapping slices of ripe banana, usually saba banana (a variety native to the Philippines) in a spring roll wrapper, often with a bit of jackfruit (langka) for extra flavor, then rolling […]

Sourdough Ube Waffle - Food with Mae-3

Sourdough Ube Waffle

Purple Yam Flavour Waffles What is Ube? Ube, meaning tuber in the Filipino language, is a purple yam originally from the Philippines. Different from the purple sweet potato, it has an even sweeter, more mellow taste and has a slightly nutty, vanilla taste. Ube is popularly used in desserts in Filipino cuisine, often boiled and […]

Rice Paper Crisp - Food with Mae-11

Prawn Rice Paper Crisp

Budget friendly dish that is crunchy and a great snack or appetizer! I kept seeing rice paper crisp online so I had to make it and it did not disappoint. It was easy to make, it’s crunchy and I don’t have a lot of ingredients to make it. I say, if you’re looking to save […]

Lumpiang Keso - Food with Mae-3

Lumpiang Keso

Brie and Cranberry Springrolls We all know Filipinos love Lumpia, it’s our version of springrolls and of our love language. Food in general is our love language, if we feed you that means we love you! This recipe is one of our favourite during the Christmas season. Keso is one of the food items that […]

Tamarind Chutney

Green Chutney

Poppadom Chaat Platter - Food with Mae-4

Poppadom Chaat Platter Board

Chickpeas and Potatoes with Yoghurt and Chutney Here’s a fantastic sharing platter you can make for your family. It’s easy, minimal cooking and delicious!  We don’t celebrate Diwali but occasionally we get invited to one, which is nice. Great company and awesome spread of food.  I love chaat, there’s so many different ways in making […]

Ham and Burrata Sandwich - Food with Mae-3

Ham and Burrata Sandwich

With Toasted Garlic and Baby Plum Tomatoes We loved this sandwich! It’s creamy and full of flavours. Adrian (hubby) and I have a little competition on who can make the best sandwich. To be honest I think it’s a close one because he makes great sandwiches too. I think the difference is that Adrian isn’t […]

Kikiam-FoodwithMae-4

Kikiam

Pork and Prawn Wrapped in Bean Curd What is Kikiam  A popular Filipino street food in the Philippines. It’s sausage-like shape with Chinese origins. When it was introduced to the Filipinos, we adapted it and made it our own. Kikiam is sold by street vendors pushing wooden carts equipped with deep frying woks.  This street […]

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