Category Archives: Pangasinan

Eggplant Overload

Leave a comment Posted by on June 2, 2014

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Arrangement, Pangasinan, Pinoy Way of Life, Transport , , ,

Economy Class

Leave a comment Posted by on May 25, 2014
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Cargo-filled jeepney with humans as top load

Pangasinan, Pinoy Way of Life, Transport , , , ,

Paper-Banana Leaf Packaging

Leave a comment Posted by on September 5, 2013

My favorite packaging is the newspaper and banana leaf combination.

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Tupig (Philippines)

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Nasi Lemak (Malaysia)

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Slim and High Pedicabs

Leave a comment Posted by on August 30, 2013

Pedicabs in Lingayen look slim and its sidecar is raised high from the ground.

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Typography: Peanut Vendor

Leave a comment Posted by on August 29, 2013
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Different style and color per word and a painted image

Pangasinan, Typography ,

A Painted Belfry

Leave a comment Posted by on August 28, 2013

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Pangasinan, Structure , ,

Calasiao Church

Leave a comment Posted by on August 28, 2013
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Facade

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Belfry

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Rectory

Pangasinan, Structure , , , ,

Offal in the Market

Leave a comment Posted by on August 27, 2013

Offal availability in wet markets isn’t uncommon as consumption of offal dishes in the country is very common. I had beef guts in Pangasinan as beef pinapaitan is a regular fare in that province.

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Not a gourmet food but an everyday food in the country. Offal dishes such as dinuguan, bopis, papaitan/pinapaitan, isaw barbecue, sinanglaw, goto lugaw etcetera

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Lingayen Bottled Condiments

Leave a comment Posted by on August 27, 2013
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Bagoong sauce (fermented fish sauce), bagoong, nipa vinegar etc

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Nipa vinegar in reused brandy bottles

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Rattan Stroller

Leave a comment Posted by on August 26, 2013

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Local Stuff, Pangasinan , , ,

Nilupak

Leave a comment Posted by on August 26, 2013
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Milling cooked mashed cassava. Using sando bag as gloves

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Covered in desiccated coconut and sugar. A filling snack

Food, Local Stuff, Pangasinan , ,

Capitol Building of Pangasinan

Leave a comment Posted by on August 26, 2013

A handsome edifice located in Lingayen that is very well maintained.

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Pangasinan, Structure ,

Calasiao Puto

Leave a comment Posted by on August 25, 2013
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Tiny steamed rice cakes where a kilo of it in Lingayen public market is cheaper than in the stalls in Calasiao town

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Calasiao puto is the only kakanin I know that is sold by weight

Food, Local Stuff, Pangasinan , , , ,

Lingayen Gulf Vendors

Leave a comment Posted by on August 25, 2013

Ambulant vendors catering to beachgoers in the public beach of Lingayen. 

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Fishball vendor

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Fruit vendor

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Chicharon vendor

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Sun Drying Grains in National Road

Leave a comment Posted by on August 24, 2013
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Rice grains in the sacks were recently gathered from the road because of the looming rain

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Kuliglig

Leave a comment Posted by on August 11, 2013

Hand tractor with trailer is a very common sight in the highways of rural provinces such as Ilocos Sur and Pangasinan. With a trailer, it can function as human or farm goods transporter.

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Ilocos Sur, Pangasinan, Transport ,

Cape Bolinao

Leave a comment Posted by on August 8, 2013

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Would make a nice finish line in a foot race

Pangasinan, Structure , , ,

Patar Seascape

Leave a comment Posted by on August 7, 2013

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Not swimmable beach

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See the lighthouse

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Swimmable beach

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Rooster Shed

Leave a comment Posted by on August 7, 2013

Repurposed plastic drum as shed for fighting cock.

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Pangasinan, Repurposing, Structure , ,

Casio (Shellfish)

Leave a comment Posted by on August 6, 2013

The girl eats the foot of this shellfish as soon as her grandmother pulls it from the sand in the shallow waters of Tondol beach in Anda Island.
The granny calls this edible mollusk as “casio”. So it’s casio for their dinner (sans the tails) by cooking it in the pot in low fire to make a soup of it from its own water.

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Gathering casio using bare fingers

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Girl snacking on the “tail” (as they call it) fresh from the sea. Perfect for raw food advocates

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The casio (not my wristwatch)

Food, Pangasinan, Seafood , , , ,

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