Cookbook:Cuisine of the Philippines

Adobo – Meat commonly stewed in condiments, such as vinegar and soy sauce (mostly), garlic, onions and black pepper.
Binagoongan – Meat (mostly pork) sauteed in fermented shrimp paste and spices.
Chicken Lumpia – Chicken fried rolls.
Chicken Sopas – Chicken macaroni soup with milk.
Dinuguan – Anything stewed with blood.
Kare-Kare – Oxtail and vegetables in peanut sauce
Lechon Paksiw – Roast pork in tart liver sauce.
Lumpia Shanghai – Filipino version of fried rolls, despite having a name from Chinese.
Nilagang Baka – Philippine Beef Stew. Beef boiled for a long duration, added with vegetables.
Pinakbet – Ilocos-style sautéed vegetables
Sinigang – A soup dish with pleasant savory-sour and a hint of sweet taste.
Sisig – A dish made of minced skin or meat (especially pork), chopped spices, and acid fruit. Served mostly on a sizzling plate, with fresh egg placed on the center.