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Qook dxb Cooking my Filipino food cravings in Dubai

18/05/2026

Back at it again with a Filipino classic! 🐟✨

There's nothing like the smell of freshly smoked Tinapa to start the day.

The Story Behind the Smoke 📜

The term "Tinapa" literally translates to "prepared by smoking". It is one of the oldest methods of food preservation in the Philippines, born from a time before refrigeration when coastal communities needed to keep their catch fresh. Cities like Rosario in Cavite have been famous for their traditional smoking techniques since the 1950s.

Ingredients 🧂

Fish: Usually Galunggong (Round Scad) or Bangus (Milkfish).
Brine: A mix of water, rock salt, and sometimes brown sugar or vinegar for extra depth.
Aromatics: Minced garlic, peppercorns, and bay leaves.
Smoke Source: Wood chips (like hickory or applewood) or traditional coconut husks.

How I Make It 🍳
Clean: Scale and gut the fish thoroughly before rinsing.
Brine: Submerge the fish in your salt-water solution for 6-8 hours (or overnight) in the fridge to let the flavors deep-fry.
Air Dry: This is the secret! Let the fish air-dry on a rack for 1-2 hours until the skin is slightly tacky—this helps the smoke stick better.
Smoke: Place them in your smoker at a low heat for about 30-45 minutes until they reach that perfect golden-brown hue.

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17/05/2026

Back again with a kitchen staple: Japanese Siomai! 🥟🥢

There's nothing like a fresh batch steaming on the stove.

Want to make it? Here is my simple recipe:

Ingredients:
Filling: 500g Ground Pork, 1/4 cup minced carrots, 1 onion, 1 egg, 2 tbsp cornstarch, 1 tbsp sesame oil, salt & pepper.
The Look: Nori (seaweed) sheets cut into small strips.The
Wrap: Siomai/wonton wrappers.
Easy Steps:
Mix: Combine all filling ingredients in a bowl.
Wrap: Put a scoop of meat in the wrapper and wrap a strip of nori around the sides.
Steam: Cook for 15–20 minutes.
Enjoy: Serve hot with chili garlic oil!

🌶️A Little History:
“Japanese Siomai" is actually a clever Filipino fusion! We took traditional Chinese siomai and added a Japanese twist using nori strips. It's now a legendary Pinoy street food favorite! 🇵🇭

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16/05/2026

Back in the kitchen with one of my absolute favorites: Buffalo Wings! 🔥🍗

If you know me, you know these are a staple in my rotation. There's just something about that perfect balance of Filipino-style crunch and tangy heat! 🇵🇭 ✨

Did you know?

🧄Even though we love them here, Buffalo Wings actually started at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York in 1964. They were invented as a quick late-night snack, and now they're the ultimate global comfort food!

The Ingredients:
1kg Chicken WingsSalt & PepperCornstarch/Flour (for that signature crunch!)
ButterHot Sauce (Pinoy style!)
Honey or Brown Sugar

The Move:
Season and coat your wings in flour/cornstarch.
Deep fry until they are extra crispy.
Melt butter in a pan, whisk in the hot sauce and honey.
Toss those wings until they're glowing in sauce! 🌶️

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15/05/2026

Noodle pull game: Strong! 🍜✨

Finally sharing my first cooking video! Today's star: Palabok. 🇵🇭

This dish gets its name from the Tagalog word for "garnish" or "adornment"—and as you can see, we don't hold back on the toppings!

The Quick Mix 🥣
Base: Rice noodles (bihon).
The Glow: A savory shrimp sauce tinted orange with annatto.
The Crunch: Topped with tofu, ground meat, toasted garlic, boiled eggs, tinapa flakes, and some also put shrimps.
The Finish: A squeeze of fresh calamansi!

How it's done: Boil noodles ➔ Sauté pork/shrimp ➔ Simmer stock with annatto & thicken ➔ Smother noodles in sauce ➔ Pile on the toppings! 🍳

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14/05/2026

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