Vegan filipino

Bagoong is a Filipino condiment, that’s pretty much a staple in Filipino cuisine. It’s usually made of fermented fish or shrimp, though of course this version is completely free of any fish/shrimp! There are different versions of bagoong but the one I grew up with was salty with some sweetness and a hint of spice. It’s also cooked with a lot of aromatics so it’s really fragrant!

This is a veganised version of my all-time favourite Filipino-Style Sweet Spaghetti. This Filipino-Style Sweet Spaghetti is our adaptation of Italian Bolognese or spaghetti with meat sauce. It has sweet meat sauce packed with ground meat and sliced hot dogs, that’s sweetened with brown sugar and ketchup.

Try the craveable and comforting national dish of the Philippines, but vegan: Filipino Tofu Adobo (adobong tokwa)! Our family recipe is INCREDIBLY easy to make.

Filipino Crispy Tofu Sisig cooked with an aromatic blend of onions, garlic, peppers, and chiles. This is a hearty vegan take on the Filipino Kapampangan classic! It’s delicious savoury and spicy with a bit of sourness and hint of sweetness.Perfect with rice or sinangag (Filipino Fried Garlic Rice)!

Today we are veganizing the famous Kapampangan dish, sisig! This recipe is made with crispy tofu mixed with spicy peppers and other aromatics and is packed with so much flavor! Crispy tofu is used in place of meat but don't let that fool you; it's crispy, delicious, and easy to prepare.

A rich, thick, and creamy savoury Filipino Peanut Stew with long beans, eggplant, and pechay tagalog (similar to bok choy). The word ‘kare’ is actually derived from the word curry. Kare-Kare gets is distinct orange-ish yellow colour from annatto seeds, that when soaked give off a rich reddish hue. Kare-Kare is traditionally cooked with ox tail, but there are other variants like a seafood, beef, and vegetable Kare-Kare. I grew up eating this dish and it’s something that I love to have with…

Tortang talong (or torta) is a Filipino eggplant omelette made by pan-frying a charred eggplant doused in (vegan) egg. The outside of the omelette is golden brown and crispy, while the core remains soft and creamy. This dish is a popular breakfast or lunch in the Philippines and requires just a few simple ingredients. It will be your new favorite summer recipe!

Ginataang Kalabasa is a Filipino culinary tradition made completely plant-based! Get ready for an aromatic coconut milk stew with tasty bits of onion, garlic, and grated ginger splashing around islands of kabocha squash and other veggies where comfort meets nourishment in every spoonful.

This Siopao Asado recipe is the perfect balance of sweet and savory, all wrapped up in a fluffy steamed bun! It's made with a mushroom filling, simple siopao dough, and a vegan siopao sauce. This popular snack is bound to spark nostalgia and satisfy even the strongest of cravings.

This Filipino favorite is made better than ever with this super simple vegan lumpia recipe.