120 lighter versions of everyday Filipino dishes: Sinigang, Adobo, Tinola, Bangus and more, made simpler on calories without losing the flavour.
Standard advice usually points to grilled chicken breast and salad. That leaves out staples like rice, sinigang, adobo, and fried bangus, and none of the usual recipes for those dishes come with calorie information.
Without that information, it's hard to know how a favourite meal fits into a lighter way of eating, and planning becomes guesswork.
120 recipes built from dishes people already recognise, adjusted to be lighter and easier to plan around.
Sinigang, Tinola, Adobo, Bangus, Pinakbet, adjusted to be lighter without losing what makes them recognisable.
No guessing. Every recipe lists calories per serving, so meals are easier to plan around.
Everything is available at a typical palengke or supermarket. No imported items, no substitutes.
A ready-made plan under 1,400 calories a day, built entirely from the recipes in this book.
Each recipe includes a short note on why it's lighter, for anyone who wants to understand the changes.
Pay once, download immediately. Read on any phone, tablet or computer. Yours to keep.
From breakfast to dessert, every part of the day is covered.
Some can. Finding all of them, with consistent calorie counts, local ingredients, and a plan that ties them together, usually means hours across many different sites.
Pinoy Burn is already organised. 120 recipes, calculated and structured into a 7-day plan, ready to use right after downloading.
No subscription. No upsells. Just the cookbook.
Everything needed to start eating lighter this week, built from dishes already on the table.