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Champurado with Milk in White Bowl

Champorado

Photo by Mary Rizale.

In the Philippines, tsamporado / tsampurado / champorado / champurado is chocolate-flavored rice porridge.

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Magallanes

The First Banquet

In the year 1521, Ferdinand Magellan was met by a friendly Filipino chief and a feast laid out in his honor. Two dishes were brought, one of fish in its sauce and the other of rice.

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Guyabano

Guyabano

Soursop.

The Filipino name for this fruit comes from the Spanish guanábana.

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Duhat (Philippine Fruit)

Duhat

Duhat is a local Philippine fruit that’s commonly referred to as Java plum. It is dark purple to black in color, fleshy and one-seeded, with a sweet-astringent taste.

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Purple Ice Cream

Purple Ice Cream?

Passionfruit? Grape? Honey Lavender? Nope!  Purple Ice Cream has to be none other than the UBE flavor of the Philippines!

UBE (oo-beh) is Purple Yam… a root crop you dig from under the ground.

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Malunggay leaves. Photo by Angie Pastor.

Malunggay

Photo by Angie Pastor.

Malunggay (Moringa) is known as sajina in South Asian countries like India. In English, it is sometimes called referred to as horseradish though it’s a different species from the horseradish that Westerners know.

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Pakaskas

Pakaskas

Photo by Eva Argenos

A sweet treat consisting of liquified palm sugar that’s liquified that’s placed into a mold of palm leaves.

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Tinapay San Nicolas

Tinapay San Nicolas

A classic recipe…

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kinalas noodles and broth in bowl

Kinalas

A popular Bicolano noodle dish specifically assocaited with Naga City.

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chicken freshly killed

Pakam

Pakam is a chicken dish from the province of Bulacan.

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