Category Archives: Food

Ginamos

Comments Off on Ginamos Posted by on January 8, 2023
Tubs of fermented tiny fish, shrimp fry, and baby oyster
Baby oyster
Tiny fish
Shrimp fry
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Toadstool-shaped Lato

Comments Off on Toadstool-shaped Lato Posted by on September 12, 2021
The toadstool-shaped lato (seaweed) in Cateel tastes even better than the grape-like lato.
Davao Oriental, Seafood , ,

Egg Mass of Wedge Seahare

Leave a comment Posted by on October 26, 2019

Egg mass (lukot) from wedge seahare (Dolabella auricularia). This is normally eaten raw and always a delightful treat. It is high in mineral and amino acids, an ideal food for human consumption.

Lukot is also used like a vegetable component of tinolang isda (clear fish soup). A glassful of it cost PHP 50 at Agdao Market.

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Basketball

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Locals refer to this type of durian as ‘basketball.’

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Seoul

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Gwangjang Market

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Buko Halo-Halo Natural Container

Leave a comment Posted by on March 31, 2019

Coconut as ingredient and container for buko halo-halo.

Discarded buko halo-halo natural containers.

Buko halo-halo shop

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Nucos

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Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood , , ,

Wild Honey

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Binignit

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Seafood at Agdao Market

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Mussels, clams, guso, etc.

Tuna carving

Milkfish

Round scad (galunggong)

Espada arrangement

Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood ,

Barilis Stall

Leave a comment Posted by on September 6, 2018

Well-lighted tuna stall, with installed miniature altar for Santo Niño.

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Lao Food: Crickets

Leave a comment Posted by on May 5, 2018

Crickets are normally considered as food by Lao people.

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Snake and Vegetables

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Vegetables and snake at the market in Luang Prabang.

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Lao Food: Ant Eggs

Leave a comment Posted by on April 9, 2018

Ant eggs are a little sour and are eaten with chicken eggs, in fish soup, or just steamed for a snack.

Reference: What’s in the Market?, Sonesulilat Vongsouline, Big Brother Mouse 2010

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Lao Food: Stink Bugs & Cicadas

Leave a comment Posted by on April 9, 2018

Stink bugs

Stink bugs live on leaves in the longan tree and they are usually eaten fried or mashed into sauce.

Plates of stink bugs and cicadas

Cicadas can be roasted, fried, or used to make sauces.

Reference: What’s in the Market?, Sonesulilat Vongsouline, Big Brother Mouse 2010

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Budbud

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Wasay-wasay

Leave a comment Posted by on October 11, 2017

Wasay-wasay in its uncooked state

Charcoal-grilled wasay-wasay. Tastes even better than oysters.

Negros Occidental, Seafood , , ,

Ginamos

Leave a comment Posted by on September 21, 2017

Tubs of fermented fish at Bankerohan Market

Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood , , ,

Guinamos Micro-retailer

Leave a comment Posted by on July 26, 2017

The biggest block of shrimp paste on his table cost 150 pesos so this vendor is micro-retailing it

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Coconut Pancakes in Banana Leaf Bowl

Leave a comment Posted by on July 20, 2017

Vendor selling round coconut pancakes in banana leaf bowl

Stapler is the secret tool of banana leaf bowl construction

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