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Category Archives: Nueva Vizcaya

Luya

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 16, 2017

Luya (ginger) at 25, 30, or 40 pesos per kilo depending on the size and if it is ‘native’, are being sold at a roadside shop in Bayombong. This produce came from the upland barangays of Nueva Vizcaya province.

Nueva Vizcaya, Produce Bayombong, ginger, luya

Uling is Da King

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on March 27, 2014

I bought that small sack of uling at the leftmost side and it cost 100 pesos

Most households that use LPG or electricity for cooking still rely on uling (charcoal) for grilling purposes as the resulting carbonized flavor in meat tastes so much better than those electric-grilled ones. Even the smell of charcoal-grilled isaw and other roadside skewered meat is more inviting. Hence, when it comes to inihaw food culture of the country, uling is da king.

Cookware, Nueva Vizcaya biomass stove, charcoal, uling

Well-Stocked Look

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on February 3, 2014

The appeal of a well-stocked store.

Arrangement, Nueva Vizcaya, Pinoy Way of Life baskets, over piling, traveling store, well-stocked

Walis

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on July 1, 2013

If you look at it closely, Filipino broom is both functional and beautiful product at the same time. The type of broom in all pictures here is called walis tambo in Tagalog.