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Seven Filipino Recipes Under 100 pesos. (Photo Credits: Arjay Garcia Cayetano)<\/strong><\/em><\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Hi everyone!<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
One of the biggest challenges every homemaker faces is budgeting the family’s resources. The food and grocery budget remains to be a sizeable chunk of our monthly expenses and the reality is that we have to balance good nutrition and affordability of the meals if we want to stay financially on track.<\/div>\n
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I scoured my own recipes<\/a>, as well as those that i have tried and bookmarked, plus some i have asked from my co-members in a cooking group and came up with a week’s worth of lunch or dinner Filipino<\/a> recipes under 100 pesos that could feed a family of four.<\/div>\n
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Here are Seven Filipino Recipes under 100 Pesos<\/b>:<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
1. Sweet and Spicy Tofu in Oyster Sauce<\/strong> — I have Sir Arjay Garcia Cayetano to thank for this yummy recipe that he shared to our group. It is actually the photo i used for the graphics of this specific post. According to him, you just fry the tofu <\/a>cubes. Set them aside. Saute garlic and onion, add oyster sauce, and a cup of water, and bring to a boil. Add salt and pepper to taste, plus chili flakes if you like it spicy. Add fried tofu and celery, then you are done! Last time i checked, tofu sells for about 35.00 to 40.00 per block, you may buy two blocks and everything is fair game! Thanks again Sir Arjay.<\/div>\n
2. Tuna Penne Pasta — <\/strong>This is my go-to pasta for if we are in a hurry, we have unannounced visitors, or we are already running low on pantry and freezer supplies and have yet to shop for groceries. I wrote the recipe in an earlier post (click here)<\/a>. Two cans of tuna and half\u00a0 kilo of pasta is enough for this recipe!<\/div>\n
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3. Banana heart patties — <\/strong>My friend G introduced me to this, and boy it tastes so yummy you’d think it is made of meat! My handsome and carnivorous laundryboy a.k.a man of the house, mistook it for my homemade hamburger patties. I used this recipe<\/a>. A large banana burger can make up to 12 patties! left overs can even be eaten for meryenda or baon the next day. truly, Saging lang talaga ang may puso \ud83d\ude42<\/div>\n