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Phil Geo

Chinese Trade in the 11* Century

- noodles; Hokkien word for "something quickly cooked."

Pansit

meat and vegetable mixture rolled in an edible flour wrapper.

lumpia

steamed buns filled with meat

siopao

a type of dumpling; meat in small wrappers and then steamed.

siomai

The 1521 expendition were led by?

Antonio Pegafetta and Ferdinand Magellan

pork in its sauce served in porcelain platters, roasted fish with freshly gathered ginger and rice, turtle eggs, chicken, and peacock

First Account of Filipino food

Mexican delicacies (a dish made with a corn-based dough mixture that is filled with various meats or beans and cheese)

Tamales

a meat dish that is traditionally slow-cooked - often in pits - with seasonings or a light broth until very tender) through the
Vice Royalty of Mexico Filipino cooks were taught to prepare Spanish dishes

Balbacoa

literally means warm rice; this congee [rice porridge] is usually enjoyed with boiled pork slices and fried tofu soaked in a vinegar mixture

Arroz caldo

a type of fried rice prepared with leftover cooked rice stir-fried with eggs, Chinese sausage, ham, shrimps, and spring onions

Morisqueta toastada

as a flavoring base - garlic, onion, and tomato

sofrito

* Introduction of processed food items
* Hygienic and sanitary procedures in food preparation were taught in Home Economics Classes and practiced in Public Markets.

1898 Start of American Colonization

In___ they braised chicken and beef together

Batangas

In____they would use kangkong (water spinach) for apan apan.

Iloilo

In ___, they use gata (coconut milk) & green finger chilles and called it Adobo sa Gata.

Bicol

This region's population comprises diverse people from different provinces and foreigners setting up businesses in the area.

NCR

This is a layered glutinous rice cake from Malabon. (NCR)

Sapin-sapin

This is a noodle dish made with thick rice noodles and shrimp broth and topped with shrimp, eggs, and crushed chicharon. Annatto oil gives the noodles a yellow color.

Pansit malabon (NCR)

This is a mooncake-like pastry. The flaky pastry is filled with mung beans, red beans, or winter melon.(NCR)

Hopia

This sticky dessert from Pateros is made from glutinous rice flour and coconut milk batter. It is called inutak because the texture and consistency of the dessert resemble a brain

Inutak

This is an oval-shaped meatloaf made from pork, hard-boiled eggs, bell pepper, and chorizo.
This dish originated in Marikina.

Everlasting

This region is famous for its rice terraces. this region can produce strawberries, other cold-weather plants, and a variety of rice grains

CAR

It is a native delicacy made with smoked pork cured in salt. The curing process involves hanging the sliced meat, drying it under the sun, or placing it above steady smoke.

Etag in Benguet

It is a soup that consists of chicken and etag. The chicken is gently beaten with a stick before killing and cooking to create blood clots under its skin, performed by local tribes.

Pinikpikan

It is a native sausage with pork blood, minced pork, innards, and cooked rice.

Pinuneg

This rice cake is offered to their rice god, Bulol, as thanksgiving during harvest season.

Binakle in Ifugao

This is a famous exotic delicacy. Its main ingredients are agurong (stir-fried water shells) mixed with rabbong (bamboo shoots) and hot chili stewed in coconut milk. (IFUGAO)

Binungor

This rice dough is made from rice flour and water and then poached in simmering water. It is large, thick, and shaped like a tongue. It is topped with latik (curdled coconut cream) and crushed nuts. IFugao

Inandila

is a soupy vegetable dish containing eggplants, sponge gourd, lima beans, Baguio beans, and malunggay pods stewed with bagoong in Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur

Dinengdeng

It is an eggplant dish with tomatoes and eggs.

Poqui-poqui

It is a very bitter soup containing innards and bile, which is responsible for its bitter taste.

Papaitan

It is a deep-fried pork belly.

Bagnet

This is a popular recado-style longganisa in locos with a strong garlic flavor.

Vigan Longganisa

Similar to the Spanish empanada, this contains eggs, bean sprouts, and longganisa wrapped in orange flour dough. The dough gets its orange pigment from annatto seeds.

empanada

This dish is made with pork innards mixed with green peas.

Igado

It is a vegetable dish containing squash, bitter melon, eggplants, okra, and long beans sauteed with bagoong (a condiment made of fermented fish or shrimp paste).

Pinakbet

These are small, bite-sized rice cakes made from fermented semi-glutinous rice. These are named after the town of Calasiao.

Puto Calasiao

This is a popular street food in Dagupan. It is made from thinly sliced sirloin beef, stir-fried with onions and cabbage.

Pigar-pigar

This is made from glutinous rice with coconut extract cooked in bamboo over a fire.

Binugney

This is a side dish made with fermented freshwater fish and half-cooked rice.

Burong isda

This dish contains goat skin and meat seasoned with vinegar or sukang lloko. in La Union

Kilawing kambing

This is a glutinous rice cake native to the province.

Inkiwar

This is made from glutinous rice batter, wrapped in banana leaves, then roasted over charcoal.

Tupig

is a pork confit dish (cooked and preserved in fat). Cuisine from Batanes

Luñis

It is an Ivatan delicacy made from mashed sweet potatoes and taro. Batanes

Amay

It is made of finely-grated corm (found at the base of a banana plant's trunk) mixed with ground meat (beef or pork) and minced fish. It is also the Ivatan's version of meatballs. Batanes

Uved

miki and vermicelli noodles are sautéed together with vegetables. Scrambled eggs are put on top, hence the name "batil" (beat the egg) and "patong" (put on top).

Pansit Batil Patong

This type of longganisa (also known as Ybanag Longganisa) contains lean meat and garlic, then flavored with vinegar.

Tuguegarao Longganisa

This pansit is stir-fried with soy sauce and then topped with lechon carajay (deep-fried pork), vegetables, and quail eggs. Isabela

Pancit Cabagan

is a type of rice cake like suman. Glutinous rice flour is mixed with water to make rice dough, which will then be wrapped in banana leaves and steamed. Once cooked, this is served with sweet latik sauce.

Binalay

This is a roasted lamb dish. Like a roast pig, lechon carnero is roasted on a bamboo pole. It is served during fiestas. Isabela

Lechon Carnero

It is a sweet glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk and then wrapped in banana leaves before steaming. Auroa

Suman

These cookies are made from arrowroot. Bataan

Araro

This noodle dish uses thin rice noodles or bihon with palabok sauce (a Filipino noodle dish topped with shrimp gravy, shrimp, smoked fish flakes, pork cracklings, and eggs) and toppings including okoy (shrimp fritters) and diced kamias.

Pancit Marilao

This is rice cooked with turmeric, coconut milk, and chicken. The turmeric gives the rice a yellow color. Bulacan

Bringhe

Fresh fish, usually tilapia or bangus, is buried in mud to ferment for a day and then cooked as paksiw (a Filipino cooking style, cooked and simmered in vinegar).

Lumlum

This is a simple chicken soup with a tamarind broth. Nueva Ecija

Sinampalokang manom

This is a type of longganisa from Cabanatuan. It is named after the police's batuta (baton) because it used to be just as long. It is made of beef but was originally made from carabeef (buffalo meat).

Batutay

This is pork cooked in shrimp paste. It is also a variation of the binagoongan dish (a Filipino cooking method where meat or veggies are cooked with "bagoong," sometimes called "alamang" (fermented shrimp paste).

Begukan babi

This is an exotic dish where mole crickets are cooked adobo-style and then fried. Pampangga

Camaru

It is made from fermented rice and used as a side dish. It is best paired with grilled or fried fish.

Buro

This dish is made from pork face sauteed with pork liver, onions, calamansi, soy sauce, and vinegar.

Sisig

This is a noodle dish where miki and bihon noodles are used. Instead of calamansi, thinly sliced banana blossoms cooked in vinegar are used as a topping.

Pansit puso ng saging

This dish is named after the train station in Tanza, where it was sold. It has a shrimp and trung bean serfs) sae use, with kalanias karmias fruita a souring agent and topping, Instead of noodles. Cavite

pansit istasyon

This is a soft cheese made from carabao milk.
Laguna

Kesong puti

is a sweet pie filled with young coconut meat.(Laguna)

Buko pie

It is a dish made from duck boiled with garlic and other spices for 4-5 hours, then fried. Laguna

Kinulob na itik

This dish is made from pork or chicken stewed in garlic, vinegar, and turmeric, giving it its yellow pigment. Batangas

Adobong dilaw

This is a cow's kneecap and shin bones boiled for long hours until the meat becomes tender. Batangas

Bulalo

These are small tuna mashed slightly with salt and slowly simmered in pork lard and dried kamias.

Sinaing na tulingan

This dish is made from beef innards and head stewed with annatto oil.

Gutong Batanggas

This is a tangy catfish soup. The yellow color of the soup comes from annatto seeds. Alagaw, an endemic plant, is used as a souring agent.

Dinilawang kanduli sa alagaw

It is a type of rice cake considered a popular Filipino merienda (light afternoon snack). Bibingka is usually served with latik (toasted coconut milk curd). This delicacy is known in Cainta, especially in a food products store called Aling Kika's.

Bibingka

This is a Rizlocal version of paella in Angono, Rizal. It has lechon kawali (crispy deep-fried pork), fried chicken, crispy squid, fish, salted eggs, broiled and fried veggies, and choice rice (sticky, binagoongan, garlic, seafood, black, and plain).

Minaluto

These are small sausages made reddish with paminton or pimiento powder and flavored with oregano.

Longganisang Lucban

It is a local noodle dish in Lucban. Sugarcane vinegar is drizzled on top before eating. It got its name because of how locals eat it: holding the banana leaf liner towards their mouth and slurping the noodles. This action is called "habhab."

Pansit habhab

It is the local term for cassava cake. It is made of baked cassava, coconut, sugar, and margarine, topped with cheese. It is popular that almost all visitors in the province buy it as pasalubong on their way back home.

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