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The process of making Bagoong (fermented shrimp fry). A familiar condiment in Filipino Cuisine. Photos by Cocoy Ventura. Click here for his blog.

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EAT, DRINK, AND BE FILIPINO


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Savor Filipino is a Free Event - so come in, experience the aromas wafting through the air, and grab a tasting platter or three. We have crafted this event so that you can maximize your experience for the day!

The menu has been carefully curated to combine a broad educational experience with the personal influences of our talented chefs. There are many ways to prepare these dishes, so in our eclectic mix of indigenous, fusive, and modern interpretations of these dishes, you will find both the traditional roots of the cuisine, as well as the chef's own stamp of quality and style.



All food items can be purchased as either tasting platters or select a-la-carte items from one of our 5 cuisine pavilions. Check out the Full Menu for more details.

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Adobong Kangkong
Water Spinach stir fried in Vinegar with Garlic and Soy Sauce. By Chef Charleen Caabay.

Ginataang Sitaw (geena-ta-ahng see-tahw)
Local Long Beans sautéed with organic coconut milk. By Chef Charleen Caabay.

Pinakbet (pih-nahk-beht)
Seasonal Vegetable medley steamed with shrimp sauce. By Chef Jay-Ar Isagani Pugao.

Lumpiang Sariwa (loom-pee-yahng sah-ree-wah)
Fresh Lumpia, hand rolled with seasonal vegetables in a light wrapper with special sauce. By Chef Jay-Ar Isagani Pugao.

The Garden Sampler
A tasting selection of Adobong Kangkong, Ginataang Sitaw, and Pinakbet.
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BBQ - The Filipino Way
Grilled Organic Chicken Skewers. This is BBQ when a Filipino is talking about BBQ.

Sisig (see-seeg)
Sizzling marinated pork jowls. An indigenous Pampangan dish made recently famous by its sizzling contemporary.

Kinilaw (kih-nee-lahw)
A quintessentially Filipino dish made with Catch of the day marinated in vinegar, coconut cream, and peppers. 

Balut (bah-loht)
Hard boiled duck egg delicacy. The one you've heard about, but haven't tried yet...until now.

Lumpiang Shanghai
Fried Pork Springrolls with sweet & sour dipping sauce. Of Chinese origin, Filipinized.  By Chef Neil Syham.

The Street Sampler
A tasting selection of Kinilaw, Sizzling Sisig, and Filipino BBQ. Turo Turo Gourmet Brand by Ramar Foods.
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Lechon Baboy (bah-bouy)
Celebratory roast Pig. Need we say more? Provided by Tastebuds Restaurant.

Lechon Paksiw (pahk-siew)
After the lechon is carved, it is combined with sauce and turned into a sweet lechon stew with rice. Tastebuds Restaurant.

Pancit Guisado (pahn-sit gwih-sado)
Stir fried rice & egg noodles topped with Chicken Katsu. Pancit Guisado is one of dozens of varieties of noodle dishes commonly found in the Philippines. By Chef Robert Menor.

Embotido(em-boh-tee-doh)
Best described as a Filipino meatloaf, combines pork, egg, and vienna sausage into a delicious pan-fried patty. Turo Turo Gourmet brand by Ramar Foods.

Pangat (pahng-aht)
A Visayas version of the popular Laing, sauteed taro leaves and pepper with ground pork in coconut milk with bagoong popular in Ilo Ilo.  By Chef Yana Gilbuena.

The Fiesta Sampler
A tasting selectino of Pangat, Embotido, and Lechon Paksiw.
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Chicken Pork Adobo
Pork braised in vinegar, soy sauce, with garlic, bay leaf, and crispy chicken skin. By Chef AC Boral.

Sinigang na Bangus (sih-nee-gahng na bahng-uhs)
Tamarind Soup with Bangus (Milkfish Belly) and vegetables. By Chef Eric Pascual.

Kare Kare (kah-reh kah-reh)
Braised beef in a thick peanut sauce with blanched vegetables. Served with caramelized Bagoong (shrimp paste). By Chef Michael Santos.

Dinuguan (dih-nuh-goo-ahn)
Blood stew with pork offal. The oft-called "chocolate meat" is a centuries-old standard in that nothing from the pig is wasted. Nothing. By Chef Jessette Kalsi .

Lugaw (loo-gahw)
A hearty porridge of rice and fish sauce topped with garlic prawns. By Chef Irbille Donia and Justin Legaspi.

The Karinderia Sampler
A tasting selection of Chicken Pork Adobo, Sinigang, and Dinuguan.
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Bibingka (bih-bing-kah)
Cake of rice flour and coconut milk. Native to the Philippines, often cooked on an open flame on a banana leaf. Enjoy a contemporary version as a cupcake! By Binka Bites.

Turon (Too-ruhn)
Sweet fried banana & jackfruit springroll. Turo Turo Gourmet Brand by Ramar Foods. Served a la mode with your choice of a scoop of our tropical ice cream.

Halo Halo (hah-low hah-low)
A now-beloved "mix-mix" of sweet fruits and beans with shave ice and milk or coconut milk. Includes coconut, jackfruit, sweet chick peas, and azuki beans, provided by Goldilocks. Topped with a scoop of  Magnolia Ice Cream by Ramar Foods.

Tropical Ice Cream
Tropical ice cream including Sweet Purple Yam & Avocado Ice cream. Magnolia brand made locally by Ramar Foods.

Cotton Candy
This modern treat has been infused with special Filipino flavors only available at Savor Filipino. Flavors include Ube-Silvana, Polvoron and Manga't Suman. By Sugar & Spun.


Leche Flan
This traditionally spanish dessert has been enriched by the use of additional egg yolk and condensed milk for a more decadent experience.

  EVENT INFO

  • Monday, June 29, 2020
  • via Zoom
  • Virtual Conference
  • 12 - 3PM
  • 3PM Cocktail Hour (Optional)

ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS

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This event is organized by The Filipino Food Movement. A 501c(3) non profit  organization dedicated to the promotion of Filipino Cuisine.

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