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Para sa inyo, ano ba ang mas masarap ipares sa kutsinta—dulce de leche o kinudkod na niyog?
Corn beef and egg 🍳
Masarap talaga ang Davao tablea
Duman is produced from a specific variety of rice called lacatan malutu (red-husked glutinous rice) in Capampangan. It is harvested immature, roasted, and pounded till it becomes flat. It is a tradition to produce duman from November to December and it is much associated with the Christmas season.
I finally got the documentation I worked on from 19 years ago online. Pardon the blurred photos and haphazard layout. I was only using a point-and-shoot camera at that time, and still in the process on getting my material back online from the electronic baul this time.
In any case, for those so inclined to read, here are the links - 1/2 The preparatory phase - http://karen.food.blog/2005/12/16/duman-stepping-back-in-time/ 2/2 Harvest of lacatan malutu and production of duman - http://karen.food.blog/2005/12/30/duman-epitome-of-artisanal-food/
Hi! I recently switched to low sodium diet due to heart probs. 1 month in and enjoying it, saw some changes sa face din.
One thing I miss the most, PATIS AT TOYO!!! HAHAHA may nahanap na akong alternative sa toyo which is aminos. Pero sa Patis, baka may ma suggest kayo please?
And other low sodium food na i can add to my diet? (Also cut down na sa fastfood and canned goods) Thank you!!
Hey guys,
I'm looking to run a Filipino taco as a special at the restaurant I work at. I am going to make my own longannisa and I want to make sawsawan (but make it more of a pico de gallo type topping than a dip). I am going to try to get calamansi to have in place of a lime wedge on the side. I feel like the taco is missing one element. Maybe some kind of sauce. Any suggestions?
The Frazzled Cook
My go to place pag umay na sa fried chicken ni Jollibee at Mcdo 🤣