food or "pagkaing Pinoy" recipes online, you do not have to go
farther than www.lutong . This is different from lutong
. When going to www.lutong one can find
hundreds of Filipino lutong bahay foods, featuring the Pilipino
cuisine's free recipes with pictures from the Philippines. This
ranges from Pinoy breakfast recipes to viands or lutong ulam
recipes to snacks or merienda recipes.
Filipino or Pinoy cooking is so diverse and produces a large
variety of Filipino dishes that one can spend months trying out
all of them. Philippine or Pilipino foods recipes are also
always guaranteed to be mouth watering.
Homecooking in Filipino is called "mga lutong bahay" or "lutuing
bahay." Filipino cooking is referred to as "mga lutong Pinoy" or
"lutong Pilipino." These lutong bahay free recipes or lutong
Pinoy free recipes from the Philippines represent the best
healthy and easy Filipino foods recipes that can make up an
extensive lutong Pinoy menu covering all regions including
Ilocano, Pampanga, Tagalog and Visayan foods, dishes and
recipes, among others.
One can find, for example, the famous Batangas bulalo recipe.
Bulalo is, after all, the specialty of Batangas. Those with
roots in Lucena can search for the pancit chami recipe. The
pigar pigar recipe which is the specialty in Dagupan, Pangasinan
is available, too. One can even find a saluyot recipe if one is
craving for this slippery farm vegetable. Other vegetable
recipes such as the simple ginisang togue can be found, as well
as various types of sinigang like sinigang sa bayabas and
sinigang sa miso.
Those who are avoiding beef, pork and chicken can focus on
kare kare recipe, the popular sweet and sour lapu - lapu recipe,
the Spanish sardines recipe, the rellenong pusit recipe, the
ginataang tilapia recipe and the crab Maritess recipe. The
ginataang tilapia recipe is best cooked in a palayok or earthen
pot but even without this any other cooking pot can do.
For people on the go, the Mama Sita recipes are the most
convenient recourse. Instead of doing everything from scratch,
the ready mixes enable anyone to recreate well loved traditional
Filipino recipes the easier way.
People who love to eat out in the Philippines will always have a
craving for the favorite Jollibee spaghetti they grew up with,
or even the special siopao sauce they had been used to.
Fortunately, www.lutong has free recipes which include
the Jollibee style spaghetti recipe and the Philippine style
siopao sauce recipe.
For snacks or dessert, there are favorite Filipino recipes for
sweets such as the best ube chiffon cake recipe, the hopia
recipe and the sylvanas recipe.
Aside from cooked food, Filipino food is also richly enhanced by
the wide variety of fresh fruits available in the country.
Mangoes and lanzones are among the most popular and most loved
of these fruits. People can have their fill of lanzones
especially during the Lanzones Festival 2010 celebrated in the
third week of October in Camiguin Island. This is where the
sweetest lanzones in the land can be found.