Kimchi Misua (Kimchi Vermicelli)
Our trusty misua gets a spicy makeover using kimchi, while root veg, mushrooms, and yuba make it hearty. Continue reading Kimchi Misua (Kimchi Vermicelli)
Our trusty misua gets a spicy makeover using kimchi, while root veg, mushrooms, and yuba make it hearty. Continue reading Kimchi Misua (Kimchi Vermicelli)
Here’s a healthier version of mayonnaise and more affordable than cashew mayo! Continue reading Garlicky Mayo-style Dip (Oil-free)
Have too many ripe bananas? How about try making a fermented version of the popular Pinoy condiment. Continue reading Fermented Banana Ketchup
The amazing benefits of red onion are better reaped when it’s eaten raw. Fermenting it will temper its bite and the lactic sourness brings out some of its sweetness. Continue reading Binurong Pulang Sibuyas (Fermented Red Onions)
We give two of the sweetest crops grown in the Cordilleras–yacon and beets–the sauerkraut treatment. Continue reading Binurong Yacon at Beets (Fermented Yacon and Beets)
Opt to make an easy pasta salad when just the thought of slaving over a hot stove to make elaborate dishes in this summer heat already makes you sweat. Continue reading Easy Pasta Salad with Ferments
Combining tausi, a common fermented product here in the Philippines, and preserved calamansi make for a savory umami bomb of a stir-fry paste Continue reading Tausi and Calamansi Panggisa (Stir-Fry Paste)
Here’s one ferment you can make regularly! Bonus: when you ferment garlic, its pungency mellows out. Continue reading Binurong Bawang (Fermented Garlic)
Thanks to The Coconut Cookery of Bicol, we discovered another way to use sauerkraut—cooked in coconut milk! Continue reading Ginataang Sauerkraut (Sauerkraut Cooked in Coconut Milk)
Make a vegan version of this famous Ilocano soup using preserved calamansi Continue reading Vegan Papaitan (Vegan Bitter Soup)