Chapter 13: Regional Dishes Flashcards
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
this region has the simplest cuisine
staple items in the meals are fish, bagoong, seaweeds, and vegetables
dinengdeng, pinakbet, nilambong, and inabraw (last 2 use carrots, watercress, eggplant, and kangkong)
northern region
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
sautéed dish with bisukol (kuhol), bagoong sauce, rice washing, and sitaw
bisukol
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
sautéed pork organ meats
dinaldalem
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
a method of cooking leafy and some fruit vegetables by boiling bagoong juice with or without dried or broiled fish; saluyot which is identified with ilocanos is one of the leafy vegetables used; also called inabraw
dinengdeng
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
dulong wrapped in banana leaves and steamed
lininta
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
broiled fish and liver added to boiled water with bagoong sauce and local vegetables
nilaneg
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
vegetables boiled with plenty of tomatoes, and bagoong juice; with or without pork cracklings or pork
vegetables used are eggplant, sitaw, ampalaya fruit and other local vegetables
pinakbet
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
a dish of goat’s meat and internal organs cooked with bile, thus a bitter flavor is produced
a favorite pulutan
pinapaitan
northern region (ilocos, mt. province, cagayan valley, and batanes region)
boiled saluyot with bagoong, kalamansi juice, onions, and tomatoes
tinimtim
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
guisados with oil or fat rendered from pork and garlic, onions, tomatoes and vegetables
bagoong is sometimes added to guisados, sinigang, and bulanglang
central luzon region
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
like dinaldalem of ilocos
binagis
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
also uses organ meats of pork with pork’s blood as in diniguan, called dinardaraan by ilocanos
baguisen
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
place where cuisine includes exotic foods like cured dog’s meat, frogs, lizard eggs, and locusts
also popular are burong talangka and adobong taba ng talangka, now an export product
pampanga
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
paella of pampanga
bringhe
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
sautéed squash and sitaw with shrimps and shrimp juice, tomatoes also used
kamaniang
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
a variety of catfish (abundant in the region), cooked in a variety of ways like sinigang, adobo, ginataan
kanduli
central luzon region (tagalog, pampanga, zambales, pangasinan, ilocos, tarlac, nueva ecija)
soup of spanish influence consisting of diced ham; chicken organ meats and blood, boiled and cut into strips; served with chopped hard-boiled egg and croutons
sopas de pollo
there is hardly a dish that can be said to be truly distinctive of the region
national capital region