Our celebration of Filipino-American History Month continues, and this time it's all about the food! California Live's Jobeth Devera learns about the irresistible Filipino spring roll called Lumpia.
Lumpia is a delicious savory fried roll filled with ground pork, carrots, and cabbage. Traditionally found in the Philippines, lumpia is a staple dish that has gained popularity worldwide.
Give in to your sweet and savory cravings and get your fill with delectable Filipino dishes served up by The Lumpia Lady during Food Truck events. From classic lumpia to other Filipino favorites, this food truck offers a taste of authentic Filipino cuisine.
From sweet spaghetti to lumpia to adobo, here are some essential Filipino foods you need to try at least once in your life, preferably in the Philippines. Lumpia is a must-try dish that encapsulates the flavors and culinary traditions of the country.
The Minnesota Lumpia Festival is happening Saturday at Champlin's Mississippi Crossings Event Center to teach others about Filipino culture. This festival showcases the diversity of Filipino cuisine, with lumpia being a star attraction.
Lumpia is always a crowd-pleaser and easy to fry ahead and serve at room temperature. Whether it's a family gathering or a party, this Filipino spring roll is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed by everyone.
The Lumpia Company will open its ninth location this summer at Oakland's Brooklyn Basin, a retail and residential complex with a waterfront view. This expansion showcases the growing demand for Filipino cuisine, with lumpia being a popular choice among customers.
The Little Manila Lumpia House's owner personally cooks her customer's food often. Her strong work ethic is fueled by her early life in the Philippines, where she developed a passion for cooking and sharing her heritage through food.
The only Filipino grocery in Sonoma County sells items to make lumpia, pancit, and more. This grocery store is a go-to destination for Filipino immigrants and enthusiasts who want to recreate the flavors of their homeland.
