9 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.

A Filipino-inspired pork belly adobo that uses Sprite for a subtle sweetness and caramelization. The pork is first rendered, then slow‑cooked in a soy‑oyster sauce mixture with bay leaves and peppercorns, and finally pan‑fried to lock in flavor before finishing with vinegar.

A quick and flavorful Filipino‑style stir‑fry featuring chicken thigh, optional chicken liver, caramelized carrots, and bihon rice noodles that soak up a savory soy‑oyster broth. Perfect for a weeknight dinner.

A rich, tender braised pork belly cooked low and slow with soy, oyster sauce, dark brown sugar and star anise. The pork becomes melt‑in‑your‑mouth soft and the sauce turns glossy and flavorful—perfect served over steamed rice.

A quick Filipino-style sweet and spicy dipping sauce made with vinegar, soy sauce, brown sugar, and fresh chilies. Perfect for grilled meats, fried fish, or as a tangy salad dressing.

A Filipino-inspired snack of extra‑crisp chicken wings tossed in a sweet‑savory garlic butter sauce with honey, light brown sugar, soy sauce and a splash of fish sauce. Double‑frying gives the wings a crunchy exterior while the low‑heat glaze caramelizes without burning.

A crunchy Filipino snack of deep‑fried chicken skin and fat, seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, cornstarch and a light flour coating. Perfect for parties, as a side, or a salty treat with a tangy vinegar dip.

A Filipino‑style ultra‑crispy fried chicken made with fish sauce, cornstarch, and a light flour coating. The batter rests for extra crunch, and the chicken is fried to a golden brown while staying juicy inside.

A hearty Filipino‑style baked macaroni casserole packed with ground pork, sliced hot dogs, a rich tomato‑based sauce, and a creamy mozzarella cheese topping. Perfect for family meals or potlucks.

A rich and creamy Filipino pork belly adobo cooked with soy, oyster sauce, vinegar, coconut milk, and a hint of chili flakes. The pork is first rendered, then slow‑cooked with bay leaves, pan‑fried to lock in flavor, and finished with silky coconut milk for a comforting main dish.