1,105 Filipino Recipes

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About Filipino cooking

What defines Filipino cooking?

Filipino cooking is the sour-and-salty cuisine of Southeast Asia. Vinegar and soy are the adobo axis, tamarind and calamansi supply the sourness that gives sinigang its character, and fish sauce (patis) or fermented shrimp paste (bagoong) provides the salt and funk. Spanish colonial dishes (menudo, embutido), Chinese noodle traditions (pancit, lumpia) and American canned goods all sit in the repertoire without contradiction, and sweetness is used freely in savoury dishes. Our 1,105 Filipino recipes cover everything from quick weeknight meals to classic dishes worth learning end-to-end.

What are common Filipino pantry staples?

Cane or coconut vinegar, soy sauce, fish sauce, garlic in quantity, bay leaves, whole black peppercorns, tamarind or sinigang mix, calamansi, coconut milk, jasmine rice, bagoong and banana ketchup. Vinegar, soy, garlic and peppercorns are the whole of an adobo.

Can I shop ingredients on Instacart?

Yes. Every recipe on AislePrompt has a one-tap Instacart checkout that matches ingredients to real products at stores near you — so any filipino recipe becomes a cart in one click.

Are there vegetarian Filipino options?

Use the Vegetarian category filter alongside this page to find Filipino recipes without meat. The catalog has thousands of cross-filtered combinations.

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