"Pares" is literally "pairs" in Tagalog. This dish is called such, because when eating, it is paired with rice, or more commonly, noodles. It takes a long time to cook, as you have to ensure that the beef is perfectly soft and tender, but...
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Pancit Canton
Hubby loves noodles! We always stock our pantry with an assortment of it... oodles of noodles, so to speak.Noodles are a staple in the Philippine kitchen, especially during festivities. The long strands symbolize "long life" and as such, a...
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Camaron Rebosado (Breaded Shrimp)
Camaron Rebosado literally means "overflowing shrimp." How it became breaded shrimp, I can only guess. Lost in translation, perhaps? However you call it, this dish is something you won't get enough of. Instead of the traditional flour and...
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Buckwheat Noodles with Egg
If you have ever played the farming game "Harvest Moon" on the Wii, the title of this recipe might ring a bell for you.Soba is native Japanese noodles made of buckwheat flour. Of course, we didn't know that when we saw this authentic-looking...
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Slow-Cooked Korean Beef Ribs
Every once in a while, I like to cook these kinds of dishes just to make sure my Crock Pot is still working. Not to mention, I love Korean beef!What you need:2 pounds beef short ribs3 stalks chopped green onions1/4 cup beef broth1/4 cup tamari...
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Sesame Chicken Salad in Wonton Cups
This is chicken salad with a twist! Aside from making it look like they're in miniature purses, the baked wonton wrappers also gave added texture and crunch to it. The mango garnish also provided a tangy contrast to the savory salad.
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