Kain Na! (Let’s Eat)

This book has a lot of comfort food in it, mainly because I am always hungry ;D Most of it is contemporary Filipino food rather than historical, but that means you can easily find recipes online. Click the images to go to the recipes!

Bananacue — Bananacue – Fried banana with sugar

Leche Flan — Leche Flan – Flan with condensed milk

Arroz Caldo — Arroz Caldo – A soup of boiled rice and chicken

Barbecue — Pinoy Barbecue – Grilled pork skewers

Suman — Suman Malagkit – Sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves.
(I like mine with a sprinkle of sugar)

Hopia — Hopia – Pastry filled with beans, ube, or wintermelon.

Pandesal — Pandesal – Soft sweet bread

Halo Halo — Halo Halo – AKA Mix Mix! Shaved ice topped with ice cream, coconut jellies, beans, condensed milk and more.

Ube Cake — Ube Cake – Cake flavored with purple yam