United States Chef
Recipes by Rene Astudillo
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Ground Turkey Sisig With Portuguese SausageI have previously posted a couple of sisig recipes on this blog, both of which were seafood variations of this… |
Aug 2014
Intermediate |
2 votes
5471 views
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Slow-cooked Drunken Cornish HenUnless you're cooking for a large family and number of guests, whether it's for Thanksgiving or other holidays, a 15-pound turkey may be a bit too… |
Nov 2014
Intermediate |
1 vote
3001 views
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Chicken Heart and Liver AdoboStrictly speaking, adobo is not a Filipino dish. Rather, it is a way of cooking. One can 'adobo-ize' almost anything -- from chicken to pork to… |
Oct 2014
Intermediate |
1 vote
7372 views
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Beer-battered Mahi-mahi FilletsWhen I lived in Hawaii, my favorite fish was the Mahi-mahi. Sometimes called dolphinfish, it usually found in off-shore temperate tropical and… |
Jun 2015
Intermediate |
1 vote
3584 views
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Creamy Spinach With Squid, Luau StyleOn my latest visit to Honolulu, I ventured into a local restaurant I’ve never been to before, even when I was… |
Oct 2015
Intermediate |
1 vote
3213 views
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Crab Omelet in a ShellIt’s crab season once again in San Francisco where food stalls along Fisherman’s Wharf are teeming with boiling pots of fresh crab. Time to don… |
Dec 2013
Intermediate |
2 votes
5924 views
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Peruvian Estofado De Polloalways assumed that estofado was an indigenous Filipino dish, but I should have paid attention to the the fact that "estofado" was a term of Spanish… |
Aug 2014
Intermediate |
1 vote
3380 views
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Sushi CupcakesFirst, let’s get this out of the way: this is NOT a cupcake that looks like sushi. It is real sushi that looks like a cupcake. While visiting… |
Jan 2014
Intermediate |
1 vote
2065 views
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Rice PastelIt is a simple dish and a popular yet inexpensive local delicacy in the province of Cotabato in the Philippines. It's called pastel and consists of… |
Nov 2014
Intermediate |
1 vote
2798 views
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Filipino-style Sweet and Sour Beef Meat BallsMeat balls may not be unique to any one country, but Filipino-style sweet and sour bola bola are like no other.… |
Sep 2015
Intermediate |
1 vote
2964 views
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