Tag: Filipino

Adobo

Adobo

This is another of the Filipino recipes that I do. This style of adobo is cooked dry. There are other styles that are wetter. Regardless of the style, adobo is a Filipino staple. I was very impressed with myself when, I had Filipinos come and 

Pork Tocino

Pork Tocino

This is another of the Filipino dishes that I do. I learned this from Noli Seurto. Noli was one of my cooks on the Helix Intrepid. Tocino is a sweet garlic pork that is very addictive. I refer to this as meat candy. It is 

Beef Tapa

Beef Tapa

This was posted back in March when not many people knew about this page.

Beef Tapa is a a sweet and spicy marinated beef dish. I learned to make this from the Filipino cooks working for me. Some of their dishes have become part of my regular rotation of meals. This dish only has a few ingredients and is simple to make. You can substitute pork or chicken for the beef if you prefer. You may also add a bit more sugar if you wish.

Beef Tapa

1, to 1 1/2 lbs (675g) boneless beef sliced thin to thumb sized pieces

1/2 cup (125ml) kikkoman soy sauce

4 oz (60ml) white vinegar

2 tbsp (30ml) crushed garlic

3 oz (45 ml) brown sugar

1 tblsp (15 ml) crushed chilies

1tblsp (15 ml) canola oil

Marinate all ingredients except for oil and sugar for at least 2 hours

Heat a pot with the oil and add the marinated beef. Cook until almost dry then add the sugar. Remove from the heat and serve with rice

Stewed Squash with coconut milk

Stewed Squash with coconut milk

I started making this while working with some Filipino cooks. When I asked them what it was called they they would just shrug and say “kalabasa”. I had to go online to find a proper name for it ,Ginataang Kalabasa . They would cook this