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I tried some Sinigang yesterday courtesy of my friend, it was pretty great. She recommended that we should have beer with sisig and says there's other Filipino foods better than Sinigang.
What flip foods have /ck/ tried?
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>>9388609
Only the foods that the Flip cooks in the Navy made, I'm not sure if it was actual Filipino food or just random shit they threw together. It was usually chunks of some meat and fish with rice and a fruit like mango, I think.
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>>9388631
Huh... The only Filipino dish I can think of with mango and meat is this. But it's pretty uncommon for the common flipman to make.
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try:
kare-kare
bicol express
kaldereta
bopis
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>>9388728
She mentioned kare kare, bicol express and kaldereta but not bopis. What's that?
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>>9388798
pork/beef lungs and heart sautéed with onions, garlic, and chilies. it's good w/ beer too, especially if it's spicy
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>>9388821
Looks a lot like sisig. I might try that out sometime.
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Bistek is god-tier and really easy.
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>>9388798
>She
Why are Filipinas so thirsty for foreign men? It's sickening.
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>>9388609
Adobo and Chicken curry are dishes made in heaven
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