Filipino's unique breakfast

[jbrayos]

Guys, share your favorite true-Filipino breakfast dish.

[Subsistence]

Tuyo with Kamatis (Tomatoes) and Egg. Add up fried rice and OH BOY. You'd wish that eating wouldn't make you fat.

Or in a stormy weather...

Champorado with Tuyo, Its very very very relaxing. Relaxing is the only word I can come up in relation to what I feel while I'm eating it.

[lakwatsera]

Danguit and sinangag...yummy

[MissLee]

pandesal, mantequilla and kapeng barako or hot choco.

***'kapeng barako' is one of the best coffee I've tasted. If you want to experience the exquisite taste with a 'kick'...let a Batangeno brew it for you. :D

[purpleaf]

Tuyo with Kamatis (Tomatoes) and Egg. Add up fried rice and OH BOY. You'd wish that eating wouldn't make you fat.

I'm guity of this! Haha! Actually, I'm happy enough with Tuyo with vinegar and steamed rice. Tuyo or tinapa (smoked fish) would do. If there's fried egg, much better. If there's kamatis, green mango and salted egg, I'd have to reset my diet by tomorrow. Haha!!! This is my all time favorite and I have this even if it's not breakfast!

[moohlan]

I like my breakfast hot. I want itog na maalat with kamatis. And I don't want to eat hot beverages during breakfast. It makes me want to go back to sleep.=)

[Kelly]

All time fave is tuyo (dried fish) with fried rice and vinegar with garlic. Hehe :D

[Subsistence]

I'm guity of this! Haha! Actually, I'm happy enough with Tuyo with vinegar and steamed rice. Tuyo or tinapa (smoked fish) would do. If there's fried egg, much better. If there's kamatis, green mango and salted egg, I'd have to reset my diet by tomorrow. Haha!!! This is my all time favorite and I have this even if it's not breakfast!

Ahaha good to know that someone here also likes my favorite dish for breakfast. Tuyo with vinegar ohhh... >_<

Anyone tried Tuyo and Fried eggplant? no not the one with scrambled egg mixed in, just fried eggplant. :) Dip it in vinegar with garlic and.... again you'd wish that over eating wouldn't make you fat. Haha!

[jbrayos]

Itlog na maalat and kamatis are best with hot tsokolate.

[esembrano]

here in pampanga the most famous breakfast is the "tapang kalabaw" it is like a typical tocino but with a very exotic taste.. it is usually being sold here locally in the public market per kilo basis

[moohlan]

How to make your own Salted egg: http://www.mixph.com/2009/05/how-to-make-salted-egg-in-brine-solution.html

[ciceronetravelservices]

pandesal dipped in kape.... hehehe

[SARAWI]

nothing beats scrambled egg, kape with unang hirit :D

[kookay]

A good power breakfast too if one is on the go is taho. :) soft bean curd mixed with sweet caramel and tapioca, this is one delicious energy drink!

[asprv]

I love tapsilog for breakfast : Tapa-sinigang-itlog

[esembrano]

try fried kamatis yummy

[revx]

my ideal breakfast:

Garlic Rice + Smoked Longanisa + Spicy Vinegar (lot's of garlic:D) with egg(scrambled or sunnyside up) and any coffee or tea

:cool::rolleyes:

[MissLee]

here in pampanga the most famous breakfast is the "tapang kalabaw" it is like a typical tocino but with a very exotic taste.. it is usually being sold here locally in the public market per kilo basis

Is that what they call "pindang"?

[lakwatsera]

ginisang sardinas with fried rice :D

[ccuevas]

try filipinos "lugaw" (rice congee) its even better with fried tofu and pork in soy sauce, onion, and garlic

[ccuevas]

another one is "champorado" rice porridge with chocolate

[dawn of day]

Tuyo with Kamatis (Tomatoes) and Egg. Add up fried rice and OH BOY. You'd wish that eating wouldn't make you fat.

Or in a stormy weather...

Champorado with Tuyo, Its very very very relaxing. Relaxing is the only word I can come up in relation to what I feel while I'm eating it.
I miss eating champorado already. I used to eat it as a child with pandesal. Soooh yummy..

[dawn of day]

I am into tapa, longganisa (I have heard that Vigan longganisa actually tastes good, unfortunately I have not tried it ) , sinangag , itlog na maalat , dried fish (bulad in our vernacular) and chorizo. It's definitely a good way to start my day!

[mscaracter]

Here in Laguna our typical Filipino breakfast is usually eggs, sunny side up; fried rice and any or all of the favorite Filipino breakfast staples: tocino or sweetened pork strips; tapa, a kind of beef jerky or tuyo, dried salted fish.

(mostly fried foods) :)

[voyager]

kesong puti, daing, fried rice and cocoa. :D

[ccuevas]

hot pandesal with kesong puti ng kalabaw (like cream cheese)

[revx]

in Batangas I believe they eat rice and pour in Kapeng Barako, it's soupy..

[mscaracter]

Hey! I want to add tapa, sinangag at itlog or TAPSILOG hehe