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Tag Archives: adobo
Cooking with Frieda
Since I arrived in the Philippines almost two and a half years ago, finding someone to teach me Filipino cooking has been like an endless game of hunt-the-thimble, but I have finally found the treasure: an everyday Filipino cooking class … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Philippines
Tagged adobo, Chicken Tinola Soup, Filipino cuisine, lumpia, malunggay, tropical fruit
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The Culinary Heritage of the Philippines
Filipino food was prepared by Malay settlers, spiced by Chinese traders, stewed in 300 years of Spanish rule and hamburgered by American influence… Monina A. Mercado Filipina food historian Doreen Fernandez calls this culinary fusion ‘indigenization’ – the process of … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Local Culture, Philippines
Tagged adobo, American colony, Doreen Fernandez, fiesta fare, halo halo, indigenization, kinilaw, Las Islas Filipinas, lumpia, Monina A. Mercado, noodles, pinipig, sia pao, sinigang
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Picnicking in Pila with TourFlair
A beautiful blue Manila sky dusted with talcum powder clouds. For the first time in a fortnight there is no thick coating of smog over the city. We are heading south towards Pila on a gastronomic tour arranged by Filipina … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Local Culture, Philippines
Tagged adobo, Anglo Nubian goats, Filipino cuisine, goats cheese, Gracos, kamias, Laguna, laguna puto, Le Bistro Vert, Pila, Sau del Rosario, TourFlair
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A charming little nook in the ‘burbs
It was a game of hide-and-seek trying to find this quaint little café, lurking quietly amongst the tightly packed homes in Sikatuna Village, Quezon City. Weaving backwards and forwards through the narrow streets, roadworks adding a few unexpected twists and … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Philippines
Tagged adobo, banana ketchup, Chinoy, Filipino cuisine, fusion, puto, regional, Tatung's Garden Cafe
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Delving into Manila’s Markets
The first time I visited the Farmer’s Market in Cubao, Quezon City, I went too late in the morning and I thought I would keel over and die from heat exhaustion. Since then I have learned to drop in early … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Local Culture, Philippines
Tagged adobo, Amy Besa, Farmer's Market, malunggay, market. Manila, offal, pork, sinigang
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Pass the Sawsawan Please
Does anyone remember the movie “When Harry Met Sally”? A quirky, 1980s romantic comedy, it was about the antagonism between two people evolving into acceptance, then friendship and ~ finally ~ love. Now hold onto that thought. Whenever I think … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Local Culture, Philippines
Tagged adobo, balut, Doreen Fernandez, Filipino cuisine, Filipino food, Jeremy Steingarten, Kulinarya, McDonaldization, Molina A Mercado, sawsawan, standardization
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