This is the type of porridge to eat when you’re feeling sick. Our Uncle Mike uses it as an appetizer. I just packed some for my sister’s lunch. I also ate it for dinner. Do what You want!PS; use the Instant Pot to make this finish faster!

Arroz Caldo literally means hot rice or rice soup/broth/stew. It’s a dish that is historically presented as a combination from the Spanish and Chinese influences. Though Spanish by name, this is quite similar to Chinese congee. This is definitely commonly a typical snack (merienda) for the Filipinos. Also, it's an excellent home remedy when you feel under the weather or feel sicky.It’s got such a mouth-watering aroma, with its heavily infused ginger flavour and crunchy garlic toppings. Deeeeelish!!!

This gingery dish is the Filipino equivalent of chicken soup. Like the American version, it's said to help with whatever ails you. This recipe helps with the question of what to do with the leftover Christmas turkey.

https://www.mindas-kitchen.com/In our household, when someone gets sick or even when it's just cold outside, this dish always makes everything better.

Turmeric, the miracle spice, is so "in" these days because of its health benefits. Since turmeric is already commonly added to steamed rice, why not add it to a congee (or lugaw in Filipino, or Arroz Caldo, or porridge)!The twist in this Chicken Arroz Caldo or lugaw recipe, aside from the Turmeric addition, is that I've pushed the "healthy" factor by using brown and red rice instead of white or sticky rice. Sounds good, hey? :)This dish is perfect for cold nights and rainy days. 😊

Sopa de Arroz is a staple in Mexican food. As simple as the food is, it seems to be the most difficult make or perfect. Took me a while. This is simple rice to accompany lots of dishes from enchiladas to Chile rellenos, to caldo de pollo. Almost universal!

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