Filipino Fish and Seafood Recipes [5]

Nilasing na Hipon Nilasing na Hipon

Paksiw na Asuhos Paksiw na Asuhos

Paksiw na Bangus Paksiw na Bangus

Paksiw na Bisugo Paksiw na Bisugo

Paksiw na Biya, Nilingta ti Suka nga Bunog Paksiw na Biya

Paksiw na Dulong Paksiw na Dulong

Paksiw na Salay Salay sa Kamias Paksiw na Salay Salay sa Kamias

Pesang Ulo ng Isda Pesang Ulo ng Isda

Pinangat na Ayungin sa Sampalok Pinangat na Ayungin sa Sampalok

Pinangat Sinaang na Tulingan Pinangat Sinaang na Tulingan

Pinoy Fish Curry with Kalabasa Pinoy Fish Curry with Kalabasa

Pinoy Mixed Seafood Soup Pinoy Mixed Seafood Soup

Pork and Prawn Stirfry with Oyster Sauce Pork and Prawn Stirfry with Oyster Sauce

Prawns with Black Bean Sauce Prawns with Black Bean Sauce

Prawns with Garlic Butter Sauce Prawns with Garlic Butter Sauce

Prawns with Oyster Sauce Prawns with Oyster Sauce

Pritong Asuhos Pritong Asuhos

Pritong Daing na Espada Pritong Daing na Espada

Pritong Tilapia Pritong Tilapia

Purple Seafood Bringhe Purple Seafood Bringhe

Rellenong Alimasag Rellenong Alimasag

Rellenong Bangus Rellenong Bangus

Royal Apahap, Steam Fish with Mayonnaise Royal Apahap, Steam Fish

Salt and Pepper Grilled Squid Salt and Pepper Grilled Squid

Sarciadong Buwad, Sarciadong Daing Sarciadong Buwad, Sarciadong Daing

Sarciadong Isda with Ampalaya and Tausi Sarciadong Isda with Ampalaya and Tausi

Sarciadong Maya-Maya Sarciadong Maya-Maya

Sardinas at Misua, Canned Sardines with Misua Noodles Sardinas at Misua, Canned Sardines with Misua Noodles

Sardinas at Pechay Sardinas at Pechay

Sardinas at Sayote Sardinas at Sayote

Sardinas at Spinach Sardinas at Spinach

Sardinas, Upo at Sotanghon Sardinas, Upo at Sotanghon




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  1. AnonymousNovember 19, 2009 at 1:30 PM

    thanks for all the recipes you posted and for more upcoming recipes that you are gonna post. you really helped alot of people out there na di pa marunong magluto, and i'm one of them. God bless you..

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