Plant-Powered Pinoy is the no-pressure, no-weird-ingredients guide to vegetarian living, built around the ulam, palengke and budget you already know. Start this week, not "someday."

It's not your willpower. Nobody ever showed you how to do it the Filipino way. Until now.


This isn't a diet book, and it won't ask you to give up rice, sabaw, or your mother's cooking.
It's a practical, friendly roadmap for putting more plants on your plate, whether you want to go fully vegetarian, try Meatless Mondays, or simply stop feeling heavy after every meal.
Every recipe uses ingredients from a regular palengke or grocery. Every meal plan fits a normal Filipino budget. And every chapter is written for real life: busy weekdays, picky kids, and fiesta season.
No hype and no miracle claims, just what eating more plants can do for your body, your wallet and the world you live in.
Large long-term studies link vegetarian and plant-rich eating with lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol and healthier blood pressure.
Vegetables, beans and whole grains are full of fiber and water, so you feel busog on fewer calories. No counting, no starving.
Say goodbye to the 2 PM food coma. Lighter meals built on fiber and complex carbs keep you going through the afternoon.
Most of us don't get enough fiber. Monggo, gulay and fruit feed the good bacteria in your gut and keep things⦠regular.
Monggo, tokwa, kalabasa and malunggay cost a fraction of pork or beef per serving. Your grocery money goes further.
Plant foods generally need far less land, water and emissions than meat. Every plant-powered meal is a small vote for our islands.
This ebook is for education, not medical advice. If you have a health condition, talk to your doctor or a registered nutritionist-dietitian before changing your diet.
What science actually says (and doesn't say) about vegetarian living, in plain Taglish-friendly English.
The difference between each style, and a simple quiz to pick the one that suits your life and family.
Keep your kanin, sabaw and ulam. Learn the "half-plate gulay" formula that makes any meal more plant-powered.
How much you really need, and how to get it from monggo, tokwa, tempeh, itlog, peanuts and more.
What to buy, what's in season each month, how to haggle smart, and how to keep gulay fresh for a whole week.
A gentle, week-by-week path from Meatless Mondays to fully plant-powered, at your own pace.
Breakfast to merienda to handaan, all tested in a regular home kitchen with regular pots and pans.
Kind scripts for Lola and Tito, fiesta survival tactics, and what to order at the karinderya, fast-food chains and restaurants.
Printable tools that take the guesswork out of "Ano'ng ulam natin?"
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and merienda for your first week, already planned. Print it, stick it on the ref, done.
Ready-made weekly lists for a solo eater and a family of four, organized by palengke section so you're in and out fast.
25 classic meat dishes and their plant-based versions. Craving sisig? Menudo? Tapa? There's a swap for that.
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Not at all. Many readers use the book to go "flexitarian," eating mostly plants with meat now and then. The 30-day plan lets you choose how far you want to go, and any step toward more plants counts.
Yes. Chapter 4 is all about this. You'll learn how much protein you actually need and how to hit it with everyday Filipino foods like monggo, tokwa, tempeh, eggs, peanuts and beans. It also covers B12, iron, calcium and omega-3, the nutrients worth paying attention to.
That's the whole point. The recipes are Filipino dishes you already know (adobo, sinigang, sisig, lumpia, ginataan), just made with plants. Chapter 8 even has scripts for handling skeptical relatives with kindness.
No. Everything is available at a regular palengke or supermarket. You won't need quinoa, kale or imported "superfoods." The shopping lists are designed around a normal Filipino grocery budget.
It's a digital ebook (PDF) that you can read on your phone, tablet or computer, or print at home. The bonus meal plan and shopping lists are designed to be printed.
You can pay via GCash, BDO or BPI bank transfer. The checkout page shows the account details. After paying, you upload a screenshot of your receipt so we can match your payment.
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This ebook is educational and isn't medical advice. If you're pregnant, have a medical condition, or take maintenance medication, please consult your doctor or a registered nutritionist-dietitian before making big diet changes.
A year from now, you'll wish you had started today. Get the 30-day plan, 40+ Filipino recipes and all three bonuses for less than the price of a family bucket of chicken.