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Monthly Archives: September 2010

Fish & Co Dinner

Same day last week, several bloggers were invited by Fish & Co to a dinner in Shangrilla Mall.  I was expecting that fish will served but instead we were introduce their pork, beef and chicken dishes.  It’s actually more of a surf and turf menu.  I think this is the type preferred by Filipinos (the [...]

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Keso de Gallo

Kraft Cheesy Betute Fried stuffed frogs, relleno style is a delicacy, a gastronomic delight in Pampanga.  Although it can be prepared in several ways, this is the most popular. Made even special with Kraft Eden Cheese.  Eating frogs dates back to pre-Hispanic times.  In the early days when farmers were totally dependent on rainwater to [...]

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Pamangan Piestang Kuliat

Here’s an invitation from Kuliat Foundation. If you are calling outside Pampanga, the local code is (+6345) – 8874703.

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Sanikulas

Today, we celebrate the feast day of Saint Nicholas. In Pampanga, we have a cookie named after the Saint.  It is being distributed after the mass.  A more elaborate version is the “Dulce Prenda”  with candied kundol (winter melon).  The design of this cookie sanikulas vary from town to town.  Nowadays,  Sanikulas is produced commercially [...]

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Putong Babi

Putong babi .  Some would call this “palaman”.  It is an open face sandwich that could be be likened to a french toast.  I know a lot kapampangan who consider this as a comfort food. My first encounter with putong babi was sometime in 2008 when it was served in fiestang apu.  I am not [...]

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