Filipino Vegetable and Rice Recipes [5]

Laing Laing

Laing at Daing, Laing with Dried Fish Laing at Daing, Laing with Dried Fish

Langka na may bangot na Kasag Langka na may bangot na Kasag

Laswa Laswa

Lechon Arroz Paella Valenciana Lechon Arroz Paella Valenciana

Lomi with Patola Lomi with Patola

Lugaw, Beef Cheeks and Tripe Combination Lugaw, Beef Cheeks and Tripe Combination

Lumpiang Gulay, Togue Lumpiang Gulay, Togue

Lumpiang Hubad, Naked Spring Rolls Lumpiang Hubad, Naked Spring Rolls

Lumpiang Ubod Lumpiang Ubod

Mais at Patola, Sweet Corn and Luffa Vegetable Soup Mais at Patola, Sweet Corn and Luffa Vegetable Soup

Mung Bean Soup with Bacon and Pork Chicharon Mung Bean Soup with Bacon and Pork Chicharon


Mungo with Pork Pata, Mung Beans with Pork Leg Mungo with Pork Pata, Mung Beans with Pork Leg

Mushroom and Tofu Pinoy Bistek Style Mushroom and Tofu Pinoy Bistek Style

Nasi Goreng Nasi Goreng

Ngohiong Cebu's Fried Lumpia Ngohiong Cebu's Fried Lumpia

Pakbet Ilocano Pakbet Ilocano

Patula Misua Soup Patula Misua Soup

Pinakbet Pinakbet

Pinakbet, Overseas Pinoy Version Pinakbet, Overseas Pinoy Version

Pinasingaw na Gulay Pinasingaw na Gulay

Pinoy Garlic Mushroom Pinoy Garlic Mushroom

Pineapple Fried Rice Pineapple Fried Rice

Pinoy Arroz Paella Pinoy Arroz Paella

Pinoy Java Rice, Yellow Fried Rice Pinoy Java Rice, Yellow Fried Rice

Pork and Broccoli Stirfry Pork and Broccoli Stirfry

Poqui Poqui Poqui Poqui

Pritong Talong Pritong Talong

Purple Seafood Bringhe Purple Seafood Bringhe





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