How to Cook Philippine Desserts: Cakes and Snacks (Filipino Cookbook Recipes of Asian in America)

Elizabeth Ann Quirino has written a lovely dessert cookbook. The pictures are so beautiful that you will want to make them all! The recipes are easy to follow, too. It is obvious that the author puts love into everything she does!

Many good recipes with great instructions but be aware that the Kindle version doesn't allow the user to highlight and copy text. Annoying because I like to be able to insert my modifications and/or notes on the recipe itself.

I do like Filipino foodThis book is a great addition to my collection

It was OK, but some of the ingredients are hard to find.

Tis book is amazing. lots of good recipes and picture. highly recommend.

Many fun recipes, nice intros to the recipes put them in context. Lots of great photos.

Recipes are easy to follow/well written. I'll try each one of these.

I got this recently as a Christmas present. The photos are so descriptive and the desserts look just so mouthwatering. As baking is not my forte, the instructions are so clear and easy to follow. I tried, to a great success, the butterscotch bars and haleyang ube and got a “thumbs up” from my family. Fail-proof! This book would surely be one of my go-to-places for Philippine desserts.