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Salpicao is traditionally made with beef cubes cooked down in a savory sauce with lots of garlic but this version is made with a mix of tofu and mushrooms.
By planning mindful meals for the holidays, we can strike a balance between enjoying the seasonal delicacies and nourishing our bodies. This approach not only helps us to maintain our health and wellness during a time of overindulgence, but also encourages a deeper connection to the food we eat and the traditions we share.
Try this vegan version of the classic Filipino-style Spaghetti that’s made with texturized vegetable protein to indulge for the holidays without the guilt.
This adlai is packed full of fiber and has a low glycemic index, which means it helps keep you full for longer. This recipe is cooked in a fried rice style.
From the tender noodles to the savory broth and the delicate wonton filling, each bite of this dish brings a burst of deliciousness that will keep you coming back for more.
With its gentle movements and focus on breath and relaxation, yoga has been shown to improve flexibility, strength, and reduce tension in the back muscles when movements are executed correctly.