The Happy Home Cook: Leche Flan
/Leche flan, the ubiquitous dessert in Filipino parties, is most often cooked with at least eight egg yolks. Here's a simplified, lower-cholesterol recipe that tastes just as sweet.
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Leche flan, the ubiquitous dessert in Filipino parties, is most often cooked with at least eight egg yolks. Here's a simplified, lower-cholesterol recipe that tastes just as sweet.
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Read MoreChef Angelo Lubiano is back with another Filipino classic served at E + O Food and Drink Restaurant in Mount Prospect, Illinois.
Read MoreBased in Manila and Pampanga, Chef Melchor was happy to share his original Kapampangan recipe for Sisig Babi (Pork Sisig) which first published in World Food Magazine (Manila, Philippines).
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Read MoreChef Angelo Lubiano shares with us another popular dish at E + O Food and Drink Restaurant in Mount Prospect, Illinois.
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