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Filipino feast with adobo, sinigang, pancit, lumpia, kare-kare and halo-halo
LUTONG BAHAY · LUTONG MAY PAG-IBIG

The flavours of home,
one recipe at a time.

Original, practical recipes for the Filipino dishes generations know by heart.

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24 recipes

Chicken Adobo01Stew
Chicken · 55 MIN

Chicken Adobo

Chicken braised in vinegar, soy, garlic and bay.

55 min Serves 4–6
Pork Adobo02Stew
Pork · 75 MIN

Pork Adobo

Rich pork belly, slow-braised until deeply savoury.

75 min Serves 4–6
Sinigang na Baboy03Soup
Pork · 75 MIN

Sinigang na Baboy

Pork and vegetables in a vivid tamarind broth.

75 min Serves 4–6
Tinolang Manok04Soup
Chicken · 55 MIN

Tinolang Manok

Gingery chicken soup with green papaya.

55 min Serves 4–6
Bulalo05Soup
Beef · 180 MIN

Bulalo

Batangas-style beef shank and marrow soup.

180 min Serves 4–6
Beef Caldereta06Stew
Beef · 120 MIN

Beef Caldereta

Celebration beef stew with tomato and capsicum.

120 min Serves 4–6
Kare-Kare07Stew
Beef · 150 MIN

Kare-Kare

Velvety peanut stew with beef and vegetables.

150 min Serves 4–6
Bistek Tagalog08Main
Beef · 45 MIN

Bistek Tagalog

Beef and onions in a calamansi-soy glaze.

45 min Serves 4–6
Chicken Inasal09Main
Chicken · 50 MIN

Chicken Inasal

Bacolod-style grilled chicken with annatto.

50 min Serves 4–6
Pancit Bihon10Noodles
Chicken · 40 MIN

Pancit Bihon

Rice noodles tossed with chicken and vegetables.

40 min Serves 4–6
Pancit Canton11Noodles
Pork · 45 MIN

Pancit Canton

Springy wheat noodles with pork, prawns and crisp vegetables.

45 min Serves 4–6
Pancit Palabok12Noodles
Seafood · 70 MIN

Pancit Palabok

Rice noodles dressed in annatto-shrimp sauce with festive toppings.

70 min Serves 4–6
Pancit Malabon13Noodles
Seafood · 80 MIN

Pancit Malabon

Thick noodles in a rich coastal seafood sauce with generous toppings.

80 min Serves 4–6
Pancit Sotanghon Guisado14Noodles
Chicken · 45 MIN

Pancit Sotanghon Guisado

Silky glass noodles stir-fried with chicken, mushrooms and vegetables.

45 min Serves 4–6
Lumpiang Shanghai15Appetiser
Pork · 60 MIN

Lumpiang Shanghai

Crisp spring rolls packed with seasoned pork.

60 min Serves 4–6
Sisig16Main
Pork · 90 MIN

Sisig

Sizzling chopped pork with calamansi and chilli.

90 min Serves 4–6
Pinakbet17Vegetables
Vegetable · 40 MIN

Pinakbet

Ilocano vegetables gently cooked with bagoong.

40 min Serves 4–6
Laing18Vegetables
Vegetable · 70 MIN

Laing

Taro leaves in coconut milk and chilli.

70 min Serves 4–6
Daing na Bangus19Seafood
Seafood · 35 MIN

Daing na Bangus

Garlic-vinegar milkfish fried crisp.

35 min Serves 4–6
Bibingka20Sweets
Dessert · 50 MIN

Bibingka

Soft coconut rice cake baked in banana leaves.

50 min Serves 4–6
Leche Flan21Sweets
Dessert · 75 MIN

Leche Flan

Silky caramel custard made with egg yolks.

75 min Serves 4–6
Ube Halaya22Sweets
Dessert · 70 MIN

Ube Halaya

Slow-cooked purple yam jam with coconut.

70 min Serves 4–6
Turon23Sweets
Dessert · 35 MIN

Turon

Caramel-crisp saba banana spring rolls.

35 min Serves 4–6
Halo-Halo24Sweets
Dessert · 20 MIN

Halo-Halo

Shaved ice layered with fruit, jellies and ube.

20 min Serves 4–6

Food that remembers where we came from.

Filipino cooking is generous, resourceful and wonderfully regional. This collection celebrates familiar home cooking in clear, original recipes—made to be cooked, shared and adapted at your own table.

FILIPINO HOME COOKING

A practical guide to Filipino recipes

Filipino cuisine balances savoury, sour, sweet and salty flavours. Start with everyday lutong bahay favourites such as chicken adobo, pork sinigang and tinolang manok, then explore celebration dishes including pancit, kare-kare, lumpiang Shanghai and Filipino sweets.

What is lutong bahay?

Lutong bahay means home-cooked food: familiar Filipino dishes prepared for family meals and adapted to each household’s taste.

Good recipes for beginners

Chicken adobo, pancit bihon, tinolang manok and turon use straightforward techniques and are good introductions to Filipino cooking.