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greenbane
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Posted 5/12/07
Heh, Dinuguan with Puto.
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^ WHAT?? dinuguan with puto?
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Posted 5/12/07
Why? it's nice and sour.
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Posted 5/12/07
chicken adobo
fresh lumpia
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Posted 5/12/07

ichi_ni240 wrote:

^ WHAT?? dinuguan with puto?


You've never tried it? It's the best!

(Trivia for those who don't know: diniguan comes from the word "pinadugo" which means "to bleed". It refers to the ingredients of the dish, which include pork stew and pig's blood. Yikes! The dish is a very dark brown to black in color, and can have a variety of textures depending where the dish was cooked. In the south, the dish is usually wet, while up north, the dish is a bit more dry and coagulated. )
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Posted 5/12/07
Yeah! A dinuguan supporter! Have you tried it with rice yet?
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Posted 5/12/07
^ but of course.
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Posted 5/12/07
Hmm, one who appreciates local food! *cries*
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^ I love our local cuisine, and I try to try all the native delicacies. Every try burong dalag? (fermented mudfish) It smells bad and tastes kinda funny... :P

Someone mentioned balut. For those who don't know, these are incubated duck eggs. Since they're incubated, the chick is in its developmental stage, so you can actually see a little, black duck. :O

The real balut eaters eat EVERYTHING, even the chick. I know many people who just eat the albumen (it's a bit hard in balut) and yolk, along with the "soup" (the amniotic fluid of the egg, which is actually the equivalent "urine" of the developing chick because of its nitrate contents)... but eat the CHICK... yum! It tastes like chicken. ahaha!
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Posted 5/12/07
i get hiccups when i eat the chick and i try not to bite it cuz i feel bad and it feels gross!!!! but mmm duckling urine... yum?
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Posted 5/12/07
^ well... yeah... It's crunchy and can feel a bit gross.. with the feathers and all...
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Posted 5/12/07
A bit might be an understatement, but as long as it's good, right? and yeah, i tried the mudfish.
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Posted 5/12/07

greenbane wrote:

Heh, Dinuguan with Puto. :w00t:


Does it tastes good? Haven't try that one..
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Posted 5/12/07
very yummy.. i think better than with rice
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Posted 5/12/07
Arrsshh.. Really? I'll try that some other time.♥
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