Eating Only FILIPINO Food for 24 Hours 🇵🇭🍲

In honor of Filipino American History Month, we are highlighting some of our favorite Filipino foods! Shoutout to Jasmine's mom for helping us out with this 🙂
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Sinigang
2 tablespoons oil
1 small (6 oz.) onion, peeled, cut into 8 chunks
3 small (21 oz.) tomatoes, quartered
7 oz. fresh green beans
10 pieces (5 oz.) okra, top and bottoms removed
1 medium (10 oz.) zucchini, trimmed and cut into quarters
1 medium (7 oz) eggplant, trimmed, cut into quarters
25 grams (or 1/2 pack) mamasitas sinigang sa sampaloc mix
9 cups water
3 large handfuls of spinach
Salt and pepper, as needed
1. In a large pot, add in oil. Once heated, add the onions to a large pot and sauté for 3 minutes.
2. Add in the tomatoes and cook for 3 minutes more, or until the tomatoes are soft.
3. Add in the green beans, okra, zucchini and eggplant, and cook for about 5 minutes, or until everything is fragrant and begins to soften.
4. Sprinkle in the sinigang mix along with the water and mix until uniform. Bring to a boil.
5. Once boiling, reduce the heat to a simmer and cover the pot. Cook until the vegetables are softened, about 8-10 minutes.
6. Remove the pot from heat and stir in the spinach. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
7. Serve with a scoop of rice. Enjoy!
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[@JulianaKreusch]

Jasmine's hair looking f* majestic as always, a mermaid 😍

[@rachaelvhorne]

My boyfriend is Filipino and we're hoping to visit Palawan next year! He's introduced me to so much good Filipino food (and calamansi which we now have with gin instead of lemon) 😍 can't wait to try some of these recipes!

[@marcusluismatteolucas1635]

You will love it, OMG!!! Tell him to take you to El Nido, Palawan... in the islands of Miniloc, Malcapuyan, Pangulasian, Lagen, Matinloc, Pinagbuyutan, Cadlao, Snake Island, and MANY MANY MANY MORE!!!! You will remember me when you get there!!! www.google.com/travel/things-to-do/see-all?g2lb=2502548,4258168,4271060,4306835,4308227,4317915,4328159,4330862,4371335,4419364,4433754,4447566,4462657,4270859,4284970,4412693&hl=en-AE&gl=ae&un=1&dest_mid=/m/02hv5k&dest_state_type=sattd&dest_src=tsvr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiC9PyinvzsAhXpA2MBHYPMBQMQzTowEnoECBwQFw&gsas=1&client=mobilesearchapp&v=132.0.339365841

[@msantos545]

Palawan is the best place in the Philippines!!! :)

[@Oonagh72]

This was a cool video hearing about your family and stuff. It made the food seem so much more personal. Thanks.

[@kassymendoza5805]

As a half filipina woman, whose family is from Palawan, I loved seeing this! We have so many friends who are vegan who have a hard time eating at our family parties! Can't wait to try these!

[@allie6500]

This looks sooo good! I’ve been a vegetarian for 7 years and have recently been looking into going vegan... your videos are a huge help to find the best options! ❤️

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

Thanks so much for watching! ♥️

[@Kx____]

keep up the good work x

[@kathrinnahammon4118]

I LITERALLY made vegan sinigang today!! This video made me happy (from a fellow vegan Filipina)

[@vicmun]

I made sinangág earlier with Just Egg and I can’t stop thinking about how simple and delicious it was

[@siennameenah4947]

sometimes the simplest things are the most wonderful ones...

[@MakeItDairyFree]

that amount of garlic in the garlic fried rice should be the actual amount in every dish that calls for any garlic. The part where you try to get in the camera at 12:20 LOL. We are loving these videos!

[@maycoyne7803]

Chris naming your aunts and uncles with you was so cute! 🥺❤️

[@nicacaoile2267]

Salamat!!! You have inspired me to cook more ethnic food for my hubby as he is full Filipino and I am only half raised American style. Please continue to share more Filipino dishes in your videos. Now I can feel confident in eating these veganized dishes with him even though he is a major carnivore. Much appreciated.

[@kathleenzanders4061]

LOVE Pancit! All the other dishes looked great as well.😊💞

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

Thank you!

[@fuertewood]

Omg I love this video!!! I am Mexican, but my coworker/friend is Filipina from Manila and I am obsessed with Filipino food. Mmm pancit, turon, ube & cheese pandesal, sans rival, Buko Pandan, Halo Halo my fav!!! Soooo many amazing foods 😍. It would be awesome if you could make Filipino food please please make some Halo Halo with ube ice cream..

[@mmrgratitudes]

I am impressed with your Filipino food vocabulary 👍

[@rainer333]

My parents emigrated in the 60s. As a first gen American, I've been looking at how to make all the dishes I love as vegan. Thanks!

[@linzcarn9179]

Would love to see a video of cooking with your mom! (I just made Chris’s mom’s escarole soup and the whole fam loved it!)

[@simrankaur_96]

I LOVE how you share your heritage with us Jasmine! I find it so interesting to learn about food I'm not familiar with, pleas keep doing this! Also love having other ways to use rice

[@SenoritaConejita]

I love this! I always thought you were half Filipina/Mexican! These recipes look so easy and delicious!

[@monicagonzalez5602]

I loved to hear Jasmine’s family story 🌷 stories of success!

[@sherling9730]

To make instant vegan longganisa just add 1 tbsp. Sugar 1 tbsp. Soy sauce 1 garlic gloves put the mixture to your plant based sausage and caramelized it in s pan. I always making this for my vegetarian husband.

[@julesmbc]

You're amazing!!! My Mother, is a nursing teacher, and her co-worker for about 15 years, when I was growing up, is Filipino 🤗 At the graduations, (very diverse!!!) they would ask students to bring a dish, if they'd like. Omigosh (pre- vegan), I LOVED the medium/large sugar buns filled with butter, and cream. No idea what it's called???!?!?!?!?Absolutely freaking incredible! Pretty much all the food is though!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Always have been thankful for the diverse pallet, but Filipino food is SO insanely good, and makes my heart happy to this day!! 🤗 Our family, made rice, and rolls today, learned from Mara (the wonderful woman my Mother taught with), how to make them actually. ...Just yum 🤗 12 years vegan next month - adore veganizing cuisines. You are so gorgeous, and love you, the recipes... Love it all 🤗 Thank you!

[@leimarluc1]

love this video!! gotta show that pinoy pride! 🇵🇭

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

Thanks so much for watching! ❤️🇵🇭

[@elmercelo9357]

Filipino foods are actually not only delicious but very nutritious too. Some examples are Bulalo which is usually Bovine bones stuffed with vegetables like cabbage. The bones are boiled for a longer time to be able extract the collagen. But now in the US, the ready to cook bone broth became popular as source of collagen. Another one is Balut which is a good source of protein. Then the Sisig which is mainly bovine or porcine face which is also a good source of collagen. Then Pakbit which is a powerhouse of mixed vegetables like bitter gourd good for diabetics, pumpkin good source of Vit A, ladies fingers or Okra also best for diabetics, & etc. I love your videos, love to see that you do not forget your Filipino culture. Watching from Saudi Arabia & your new subscriber here. God bless!

[@NEVBB24]

I loved hearing about your mom’s family and coming in waves. Hits close to home!

[@margarett_b]

I had such a busy weekend I could not watch this video and honestly, I COULD NOT WAIT! I've never eaten any original Filipino dishes and I am feeling super inspired now! Maybe wont try all of these as some replacements are not available where I live but I will undoubtedly be experimenting more! Maybe I'll finally give a go the recipes *from your cookbook* ! . Anyways, sending you all the love! Hope you're safe and sound! Have a great rest of the week!

[@crisjeturian56]

Authentic Filipino Food can be really, really delicious w/ authentic preparation!!!

[@feliciabourque]

Everything looks so delicious I am obsessed with the Filipino culture thanks to two other KZbin's I watch aprilathena7 and Alex Wassabi

[@nicacaoile2267]

I live in Hawaii and we used to have a calamansi tree but it got diseased and I chopped it down. I didn't realize how important the tree was to my hubby. Now I will find another one to grow to maturity and treat it with respect. I have been 95% vegan for 1.5 years and I'm not looking back. I have a huge vegetable garden and just planted a ton of asian veggies. I look forward to your recipes because you make it look simple and easy. I know some of these dishes are very time consuming, but me, like you, would rather take the lazy route. LOL!

[@bellfitsu]

all the silogs are always really good with vinegar (sukang sawsawan style especially), too!

[@cryssiejones7315]

This video was really cool so glad that you shared a part from culture with us ..I've never had flippino food before but i would love to try these recipes you've shared in this video

[@divinetra]

I had no idea you are Pinay!!! Loved this vid thanks you two 🤍

[@theresarhea]

I’ve been waiting for this video!! Such cool recipes. Thanks for representing!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️

[@aliciaerby3862]

Ummmm I haven’t eaten Filipino food in 18 years bc of the meat I’m excited for these!

[@ssmith3967]

I’m a half Filipina, half Dutch American vegan, so this was awesome! Thanks so much!

[@yoshanap]

We’ve got calamansi in Sri Lanka too! We call it “naarang” . Some also call it baby naarang which means baby mandarin

[@Asher89leo]

It is different. Calamansi is way smaller. It is 1 inch in size.

[@setto9832]

Hey thanks for the vegan lumpia recipe. I tried it with omnipork plant mince it tastes so good!!!

[@aliceis9068]

I had no idea it was OUR MONTH, thank you Jasmine!!!! These recipes look so good aaaaahhh!!!!

[@shigemorif1066]

Looks so delicious! If you do another Filipino food vlog Turon is one of my faves. Haven't had it in so long. Chris can deep fry it! Lol

[@vanix9085]

What you said about the culture part is so true!! I’m Mexican and Guatemalan and when I went vegan I was scared of losing my cultural food. Been vegan for 5 years now and veganizing all the delicious food 💜

[@andreawalker7138]

The Pancit Bihon recipe looked sooooo good. I am going to have to make that recipe soon. Loved the video, you should definitely do more like this.

[@beyondme11]

I am so glad to wake up this early and to discovered your channel.. enjoy watching your Filipino foods vegan all day..

[@mobley88]

You.Dont.Know.How.Im.Excited.For.This.Video. The only time I eat meat is Pinoy Dishes. So I'm super excited

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

Yay so happy we were able to make this happen 😍

[@sunsh__ine]

Hi! I have been going to potlucks a lot recently and just wanted to let you know that I always bring pancit using your recipe! It’s always a hit. The last potluck I went to, someone took the whole tray 😂 but hey, less stuff for me to carry back to my car and someone is definitely had a great couple of dinners with the pancit! Love your videos and recipes! Take care

[@RIODJENIRO1]

Yes, yes YES, I LOVE FILIPINO food, my dad was from the Islands and since becoming vegan I've missed it soooo much!! You two are AMAZING, thank you again. Saving the video in my library.

[@alanmillan5407]

Yur wow amazing 2cook pilipino food

[@TonzLanggoy]

Filipino food is easy to veganize. Just change the meat with tofu.

[@punklejunk]

Re: Calamansi: Try using key limes. Those definitely grow in North America. Not an exact match, but they get pretty close. Otherwise, pre-packaged concentrate / powder should be fine. (BTW you pronounce 'sinangag' just like my wife does. charming.)

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

You should try learning to use the spoon and fork Filipino-style (spoon in right hand with fork in left hand). Spear the food with the fork and use the edge of the spoon as a knife to cut meat or chunks into smaller pieces. Then use the fork to load the rice and food bits onto the spoon.

[@Ghost.7814]

Very nice 👍 from Philippines 🇵🇭 good morning life

[@CK-yl9ep]

My dad's side of the family is from the Philippines in metro Manila, and I am SO thankful we went during winter break last year (my spouse and I are both teachers). My spouse had never been to the Philippines before so he got to meet ALL of the family at Christmas lunch and it was hilarious seeing them trying to remember 40 new family members' names. Only my dad's parents and siblings live in the US. I hope you get to go soon!

[@SpiceThymeContinuum]

Vegan Filipino food was the main reason I subscribed to this channel an year ago! I moved to Philippines for education and I had the biggest problem with the food culture since pretty much the only vegetarian Filipino food there is, is halo halo (not vegan) So thankful for this video to finally experience some vegan Filipino food❤

[@juviolegrace8547]

Try looking up for pinakbet, dinengdeng or fresh lumpia. You'll love it.

[@manghudart1329]

that pink paaan is so cute! thay pastel teal wok also is lovely!

[@PsyTechnical]

Love it!

[@kathleenc.3259]

I can't believe your family is from Palawan! It's so incredibly beautiful!

[@keciarichardson9175]

All i have to say is LUCKY YOU!!! 🥰😇😎 I recently tracked down a Filipino restaurant in Houston w/ Vegan dishes 😋. Its called “Be More Pacific”

[@andergar00011]

My mom loves Alex's Filipino store! Been going there for years! My mom got a bunch of Calamansi plants from her friends in texas and has been trying to grow them here in her Greenhouse So cool to see you Veganize these dishes!

[@jaileezcampos2625]

Love this videoooooo and how you veganize Filipino food!!!! 😍😍😍 I had the same struggles when I first gave up meat. But, your vegan Filipino recipes helped me transition to a plant-based diet. Thanks, Jasmine! 😍

[@marissamdc319]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!! 😍🤤

[@AwesomenessWL]

I love Pancit and thank you for sharing Vegan versions of all the yummy dishes, and yes definitely make a Part 2 that would be amazing!

[@ashlepenojalapeno4608]

Hey there! Fellow half Pinoy sister here! I love everything you made! I've made vegan Pancit and Lumpia before. So good! I'm vegetarian and my mom is transitioning to vegan so I'm all about some vegan Pinoy food. I've visited the Phillippines a few times but need to get back over there. I've been googling vegan restaurants there lol. Hope you get to visit once it becomes safer to travel :)

[@catherinemetz6110]

I love your cookware too!

[@VidVoyeur612]

I'm excited to watch the rest of the video. You hit the nail on the head. A lot of our dishes have meat. I just break down on some days, run out for adobo or kare-kare because it's hard to make a vegan equivalent. 11:23 oh, you! hahaha

[@leonardoluga5434]

Vegan food interesting Filipino food

[@thisisyourfinalwarning]

Yes, lots of vegan places in Metro Manila. Went back 1.5 years ago, lots of options for vegans 🖤

[@JhaninaGarcia]

Try adding beyond beef or in the states, impossible meat to your vegan sinigang! It’s delicious. 😍 we call it giniling (ground) na sinigang

[@ThePumpingiron27]

Yes! Vegan pinoy recipes! My man is from the Philippines and it is hard trying to figure the vegan options for myself, while keeping the original flavor. So thank you! 💕

[@p-jhayorlina2919]

Wowwowiwow!!! Just WOW!!

[@dasruby4178]

Yes that would be great. Seeing you and your mum cook

[@rebeccaprusak1840]

Jasmine: we eat it with rice Chris: of course 😂😂😂❤️

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

Always!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@iRockkJordans]

yummmm everything looks so good! I'd love to see more videos like this and with your mom too! Also loving Chris' filipino puns haha

[@mapylopez4825]

My aunt's husband is filipino (my aunt is Mexican) and whenever my younger cousins have birthday parties they do a Mexican-Filipino buffet lol ITS SO GOOD!! best combination of food EVER! I love filipino food especially Filipino Spaghetti and Lumpia (I just love pasta a lot so the spaghetti is bomb to me).

[@rashidahali1]

Hi new subscriber! You guys are so cute together. I look forward to learning a lot from your channel. This was such a great video. I actually lived in the Philippines when I was little for about 4 years. The lumpia and pancit bought back memories 🤤 My dad was in the military and we were stationed there. I loved it!

[@bobbyisla4574]

Authentic pilipino food.. And you are so cute🥰

[@mastiffpeople4868]

Masarap talaga! Mabuhay

[@theveganhippie2730]

Oh wow!!! I'm so excited to try the lumpia. I haven't had any in about 15 years.

[@seaweedjen]

PLEASE DO ANOTHER ONE. I know a lot of Filipino food can be veganized just haven't or don't know where to start. loved the video!!

[@accesoriosdepelo]

More videos like this one please. You can make a poll to choose the country/cuisine

[@crusaderqk]

You should try putting tofu cubes in your sinigang. Its sooo good!

[@elenah287]

Great food and video! I’d love to see you cook more yummy foods you grew up with. 🥰

[@alyssawood634]

Fellow filipino here..LOVE all of these 😍😍😍😍

[@fatimadeguz9633]

the nicknames of the Filipino uncles and aunties lol.

[@Sweetsimplevegan]

😂😂😂

[@coradimapilis4612]

At seafood city they have calamansi

[@haleyjay281]

I love your apron!! I followed this video up with you and your mom making chicken adobo ✨😍

[@jaelav5608]

Omg!! My hometown is in Palawan too!! I hope when covid is over (whenever that is) you can visit. It’s the most beautiful island 💛 Also i love this video bc i’ve been missing my mom’s cooking since i went Vegetarian. I can’t wait to try these recipes too.

[@rizzeysvlogs1839]

Good to see this🥰 but i shook because Sinigang with no pork or chicken?

[@mastandstars5869]

CHRIS! Yes! Coconut does taste like soap man. I agree HaHa.

[@shannyshiny8814]

I love all these Filipino foods 😍😍😍

[@春菅原]

I really enjoyed this video. I am generally a pescatarian. Whenever my family cooks meat-based sinigang, I only eat the veggies and enjoy the soup (though as a pescatarian, I eat the shrimp sinigang). I cook kare-kare completely veggies though and most other filipino foods.

[@taylorboyland]

this makes me so happy, im the only vegan on my mom's Filipino side of the family

[@PurrsMom]

Filipino food is "the best kind of food."

[@gillianmuspic2337]

The egg would be easy to cut if you used a cutting tool (also known as a knife!) LOL

[@joker4187]

Grabe! Yung! Ganda! Mo! Jasmine! Hindi! Nakakasawa!

[@Lunalis_610]

Wow, everything looks amazing.

[@maryj4876]

My favorite filipino food is ginataang sitaw at kalabasa or string beans and pumpkin cook in coconut milk. It's so delicious, i can eat it everyday with rice.

[@GotoJas]

Nice vlog! Thanks for sharing!

[@oliviarose8916]

This food looks amazing! I’d love to see another black owned business video as well!

[@nickikim]

Thank you for this. I've been trying to think about how to veganize Sinigang

[@cancergaming23]

Palaweños here 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️😁😁

[@abbie9071]

Lucky your family’s from palawan! You must visit el nido soon ❤️

[@jeromedelossantos3762]

Hahah I died when you listed your uncles and aunts .. I’m like wait is she listing my Tito’s and Titas!? Awesome video, made me miss my parents house.

[@fayefaye6284]

Im a Filipino too!

[@ArPhiLTV]

YOU CAN GET CALAMANSI JUICE IN A BOTTLE JUST GO VISIT YOUR LOCAL MEXICAN grocery shops.