
Pancit Canton
Canton na Guisado
Fiesta-style pancit canton with shrimp, pork, chicken, chicharo, and bell pepper—finished with fried garlic...
Island recipes
Visayan recipes often lean bright, grilled, fresh, and coastal, with vinegar, citrus, sour batwan broths, and seafood playing major roles.
9 recipes in this collection.

Canton na Guisado
Fiesta-style pancit canton with shrimp, pork, chicken, chicharo, and bell pepper—finished with fried garlic...

Kinilaw
Cebuano kinilaw—fresh fish cubes cured in vinegar and calamansi with ginger, red onion, siling haba, and...

Inasal na Manok
Bacolod chicken inasal—charcoal-grilled leg quarter basted in achuete oil with garlic rice, atchara, and...

KBL (Kadyos, Baboy, Langka)
Ilonggo KBL—dark kadyos pigeon peas, pork belly and ribs, unripe langka wedges, and talbos ng kamote in sour batwan broth, with rice and patis-calaman

Batchoy (La Paz)
Iloilo La Paz batchoy—clear amber pork broth over miki with sliced meat, liver, intestines, jammy soft-boiled egg, chicharon, and golden fried garlic.

Pancit Molo sang Iloilo
Iloilo pancit molo—clear chicken broth with handmade pork-shrimp wontons, shredded chicken, and green onions; the Visayan soup that is all dumplings,

Cansi sang Bacolod
Bacolod cansi—beef shank and unripe jackfruit in a sour batwan broth with lemongrass; the Ilonggo beef soup that sits between nilaga and sinigang.

Inun-unan na Bangus (Cebuano)
Cebuano inun-unan na bangus—thick milkfish steaks in clear vinegar-ginger broth with tomato, ampalaya, garlic, and siling haba; sour, clean, and perfe

Piaya sang Negros
Ilonggo piaya—thin muscovado-filled flatbreads griddled until golden with dark caramel spots; the Negros pasalubong best with barako coffee.