What does lutu-lutuan mean in filipino?

"Lutu-lutuan" in Filipino directly translates to "cooking". It's a noun that refers to the act or process of preparing food.

However, it can also be used as a verb, meaning "to cook".

It's a more informal and playful way of saying "pagluto" (cooking) or "magluto" (to cook).

For example:

* "Naglalaro kami ng lutu-lutuan." (We're playing cooking.)

* "Gusto ko mag-lutu-lutuan ng adobo." (I want to cook adobo.)

So, depending on the context, "lutu-lutuan" can refer to either the act of cooking or the game of playing cooking.