what are your favorite filpino dish?
By nadezna
@nadezna (203)
Philippines
October 8, 2007 4:21pm CST
i wanna know if you tried eating some filipino dishes do you appreciate it do you think filipino dishes can be one of the most tastiest food you ever tasted can you name some of the filipino dishes you tried to eat and you said to youself that it's taste nice and good?
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7 responses
@rhane7315 (5649)
• Philippines
10 Apr 08
i really love tinolang manok, menudo and calderetang manok 
@rico_suave (159)
• Philippines
11 Oct 07
Hello, Kabayan. What I like the most is Sinigang na Baboy(pork). I often find myself salivating when I think of eating it. You should try it with adobo. You'll surely love it. hmmmm...I think, I going to cook sinigang na baboy now.
@Rozie37 (15499)
• Turkmenistan
8 Oct 07
I like pork Adobo, as a matter of fact, this is what I am having for dinner tonight. I also like the way some people fix the egg rolls. Everybody does not make them the same. I hate them with cinnamon. I also do not like my food with Msg. It gives me a headache.
@wiccania (3360)
• United States
9 Oct 07
I've had many Filipino dishes. When I was a kid a lot of my dad's friends has Filipino wives. It's a strange phenomenon among men in the US Navy, they get stationed in the Filipines, fall in love and marry a Filipino woman. So I've had a lot of Filipino food, for which I feel fortunate. Everything I've tried has been delicous. My favorite is lumpia. I dated a Filipino-American boy in high school whose mom made a huge batch of lumpia for a party, the next day he brought in 2 huge tubs of meat and vegetable lumpia. A friend and I confiscated them and ate all of it.
@nadezna (203)
• Philippines
9 Oct 07
we had lots of recipe of lumpia we also had lumpiang togue & lumpiang sariwa they both known as vegetable lumpia we also had fried lumpiang shanghai it consist of ground meat, ground carrots, ground red bell pepper, ground onion, soy sauce, egg,pepper, a little bit of salt and sugar, wrapped in lumpia wrapper. My family also had a especialty in making lumpia it is called lumpiang sili (chili) it consist of green long chili, ground pork,little bit of salt and sugar. and wrapped in lumpia wrapper.They all taste fantastic..you have to try all of that.^^
@crazypumpkin (501)
• Philippines
13 Oct 07
Kare-Kare w/ bagong
Palabok (with large rice noodles)
Dinuguan at puto
But there's a catch, I only eat this foods if I know who cooked them.
