Of course, any self-respecting Pinoy knows how the "buko" looks and tastes like.Quite a welcome relief from the torture of hiking in the middle of a hot day.
8/03/2011
Tuesday Travels#7 Bicol Food
We went hiking up on the Lignon Hill Nature Park, Legazpi City on swelteringly hot day. It would have been an easy climb if it was not so damn hot but still, the view from the top was worth the buckets of sweat I had. On our way down, we saw a makeshift store by the roadside and saw these Bicol food.
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Luzon,
Philippine food,
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tuesday travels
6 comments:
those are pili fruits in the bottom pic.
The food I miss the most, pinoy! *sobs*
opps I left the wrong link....
ang sasarap ehehe
mine is up here: http://stylishvoyager.com/2011/08/02/tuesday-travels-macau-bun/
Isn't the Lomboy fruit? What's wrapped in there? Looks like binaki. I really hope i can visit Albay in the next Cebupac sale ^^
My entry is up, tes! It's good to hop in your blog again. ^^p
wow, im from bikol and i miss the alipi (triangle food) made from kamoteng kahoy...i plan to post din bikol food next time...here's my entry to Tuesday Travels http://www.foodplacebadtrips.com/thai-som-tam/
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