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Aboitiz Foods and the Philippine Army have renewed their Livelihood Assistance and Management Program, extending a five-year partnership that trains soldiers…
Datu Puti teams up with P-pop sensation SB19 to launch the new Adobo Series, a ready-to-use meal mix that makes cooking classic Filipino adobo easier for busy…
Discover Ormoc City’s rich culinary heritage through “Homemade: A Taste of Ormoc,” a new coffee table cookbook featuring 77 heirloom recipes, family stories,…
BTS celebrates Festa with two new books for ARMY: ‘BTS Lyrics Inside,’ an official behind-the-scenes look at the meanings of hits like “Boy With Luv,” “Spring…
Discover why Filipino favorites inasal na manok and adobong manok were named among the world’s best chicken dishes by TasteAtlas, topping Southeast Asia…
Reflecting on Women’s Month in the Philippines, inspiring partnerships and initiatives—like the ISHA Women’s Wellness Center and Women in Cybersecurity…
A tribute to the 78th anniversary of the 1947 UN Partition Plan vote, highlighting the Philippines’ historic support for Israel, President Quezon’s rescue of…
This story was originally published on 5 April 2022.
“With premium quality US poultry, your adobo can be rich, meaty and proudly yours. Own your recipe, cook it slow, and let the love simmer through.”
Since the CoA can only check how the funds were spent in a post-audit, the implementing agencies and the DBM are responsible for monitoring the release of the…
Discover how Martha Stewart stays true to her culinary roots with her 100th cookbook, 'Martha: The Cookbook.' Celebrating timeless American classics, Stewart's…
In solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people, we invite everyone to light a candle, lower the Israeli flag to half-mast, and offer prayers for the lives…
“The need and right of Israelis to be protected from attack is only one aspect of the resolution’s blindness.
Diamond Hotel’s Corniche highlights Quilauin from 1794, the first Filipino food seen by Antonio Pigafetta and referred to as the first adobo.
Cookbook features Pinoy classics using Australian products
Not an ordinary cookbook filled with recipes, Simpol Dishkarte is a comprehensive guide to Pinoy cooking, designed to make kitchen time more enjoyable and…
Someone reacted sheepishly, ‘At least, napag-usapan.’ I could just shake my head. Shouldn’t we all react just like Uncle Roger?