Liquid Inihaw

Liquid Inihaw

You’re missing a Filipino food inheritance if you haven’t tasted kulawo, or “burnt coconut milk.”

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You’ll Lava Cavite’s Asador Alfonso

You’ll Lava Cavite’s Asador Alfonso

Meet a roast house that pairs ancestral-style dishes with environmentally sensitive architecture.

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The Mami King’s Chicken Noodle Soup for the Soul

The Mami King’s Chicken Noodle Soup for the Soul

A new children’s book tells the story of Ma Mon Luk, the inventor of mami noodle soup, beloved comfort food of generations of Filipinos.

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Adobo’s Never-Ending Story

Adobo’s Never-Ending Story

Originally a way of preserving meats, adobo also preserves memories.

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April is Filipino Food Month

April is Filipino Food Month

Sate your appetite for all things culinary in April, the Philippines’ Food Month.

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FilAms Among The 2024 James Beard Award Semifinalists

FilAms Among The 2024 James Beard Award Semifinalists

This year eleven Filipino American chefs and food establishments were included among the semifinals. Positively Filipino had already included three of them in previous Famous Fil-Ams lists, but they are again added here to complete the list.

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The Breadfruit: A Super Fruit and So Much More

The Breadfruit: A Super Fruit and So Much More

Meet a strange fruit that is versatile, nutritious, and awakens nostalgia.

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Pakbet: The Kumintang of the Women in Santa Maria

Pakbet: The Kumintang of the Women in Santa Maria

There’s a proper way to cook pakbet, according to the women of Santa Maria, Pangasinan.

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Eating Out in UNESCO’s City of Gastronomy --Iloilo

Eating Out in UNESCO’s City of Gastronomy --Iloilo

A foodie experiences why Iloilo City is on UNESCO’s prestigious gastronomy list.

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The Comforting Squidginess of Slow-Cooked Veggies

The Comforting Squidginess of Slow-Cooked Veggies

How do we distinguish authentic from inauthentic? Is “authenticity” even valid in this age of gastronomic globalization and widespread cultural appropriation?

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