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Mangoes, Strawberry and Spinach Salad

When you think of salad you automatically think it’s just vegetables. I don’t know about you but I have always made some mango salad at home and even my mum makes this too especially in the summer months in the UK. Mangoes or fruits make the salad more interesting and refreshing! It really makes a […]

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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, […]

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Inihaw na Baboy

Barbecue Pork Belly with Kalamansi, Banana Ketchup and Cola Inihaw na Baboy literally translates to grilled pork. There are many variations to this popular Filipino dish. The “Inihaw” (grilled/bbq) word can be used for other meat or seafood too. So, for example Inihaw na Manok – Grilled Chicken.  This pork barbeque is a perfect balance […]

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Maruya with Saba

Banana Fritters with Saba Maruya also known as pamaypay. Pamaypay a type of traditional hand-held fan from the Philippines. It’s called this as the banana is shaped like a fan.  To me this is a nostalgic snack, when I was growing up in the Philippines, maruya is being sold on the streets in the afternoon […]

Pork chops - Food with Mae-11

Pork Chops with a Creamy Mushroom Gravy

We love this meal! Not only is it delicious, it’s also really easy to make. Don’t be fooled by the number of things you have to do (or the washing up) once you cook it once you will keep making this recipe again! I am a big mushroom fan and so are my daughters. So […]

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 […]

Spinach and Banana Pancakes - Food with Mae-10

Spinach and Banana Pancakes

Pancakes that you won’t feel too guilty to eat! If you have been following me, you know that I have a special place for pancakes in my heart and belly. I love them so much! Savoury and sweet pancakes! This recipe is a great pancake to make as it’s got ingredients that are good for […]

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 […]

Cassava Cake - Food with Mae-22

Cassava Cake Topped with Salted Caramel

Sweet Cassava or Manioc Cake Topped with Salted Caramel What is Cassava Cake? Cassava cake is unique to the Philippines although the root crop cassava came from Latin America during the Spanish colonization through the Manila – Acapulco trading route.  It’s a traditional moist cake with a custard-like topping. It’s usually eaten as snacks but […]

Cassava Cake - Food with Mae-13

Baked Sinanglay

Baked Sea Bream Filled with Aromatics, Wrapped in Cabbage Leaves and Cooked with Coconut Milk I love this modern version of Sinanglay. It’s a “leave it in the oven & don’t worry about it” kinda dish! I’m a busy working mama, which means I have a million things running through my head and a list […]

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