Filipino Cuisine Looks for Love
From baycitizen.org
By ODETTE KEELEY AND RENE CIRIA-CRUZ, NEW AMERICA MEDIA
If everyone… anyone who’s had Filipino food say it is absolutely, fantastically, unbelievably, ethereally, delicious why then is Filipino food not famous? Why then is Filipino food unheard of by species who don’t speak Filipino? Beats the peanuts out of me. That is why Filipinos from the Bay area will hold a Filipino Food Festival this coming Independence day to push awareness. That is heart-warming.  The article also mentioned that the Department of Tourism, Philippines is doing an awareness …

How Adobo finds way to Obama dinner table
From Global Nation
I suggest you read the article first before reading my love letter to White House Executive Chef Cristeta Pasia Comerford below.
Dear White House Executive Chef Cristeta Pasia Comerford,
I adore you. But when is Filipino food going to become as huge as the universe? When will the denizens of this planet include Filipino food in their choice of Italian, French, Japanese or Chinese (or Filipino, yes let’s do it) for dinner?  Or at least a to-go choice? Why is Filipino food not …

On this recipe, you can choose between, pork, chicken or fish. I will choose fish, specifically Tilapia for reasons of world domination. This recipe is called Ginatang Tilapia in the Philippines meaning – Tilapia in Coco Milk.

Globally, Tilapia is fast becoming huge and I am only waiting for a matter of mere moments until it is used as a weapon of mass destruction. It’s kicking salmon out of the aquaculture throne because those orange-fleshed bear-huggers demand too much royalties and tilapia laughs on carp because plainly, they don’t have taste. …

Let me tell you a story:
But before that, I’d like to ask this question. If aliens stepped on earth and upon landing they declare something in their own language which, in our limited technology, is indecipherable, how would we react? How would the world welcome them without a common language? How would you as an individual react to what is supposed to be sci-fi but is real in green flesh and blood? What if what they are saying is, we will destroy your world in a week, just wait with …

Lingapang or Nilagpang (I can see myself doing this in the whole article you’ll get sick and tired of it) is one of the earliest Filipino dishes. The original meat that is used in this dish is a Therizinosaurus. It’s rustic, it’s traditional, it’s bare, it’s wild, it is raw, so let’s start cooking.
Linagpang or Nilagpang is basically, barbecued meat soup. It’s weird isn’t it? I cannot describe it any other way.  Barbecue any meat, well in our case it’s mostly fish but i’m using chicken this time so we …