TOPIC 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Who brought dishes like bagoong (Belacan), patis, puso (Ketupat), rendang, kare- kare, and coconut milk-infused
condiments like laing and ginataang
manok.

A

MALACCA AND SRIVIJAYA

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2
Q

Who said by injecting familiar and local flavors, which is achieved in one way by the use of SAWSAWAN

A

DOREEN FERNANDEZ

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3
Q

coconut strips instead of noodles.

A

PANCIT BUKO

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4
Q

Kapampangan rice dish, indigenized from Spain’s paella:

A

Bringhe

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5
Q

Common forms of rice as staple

A
  1. steamed rice
  2. sinangag (fried rice)
  3. sweet rice dishes
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6
Q

has squid and oysters and salted eggs, which can probably be found individually in a Chinese dish, but not in that combination.

A

Pancit Malabon

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7
Q

has crumbled okoy of rice flour because it is a rice-growing country originating in Bulacan;

A

Pancit Marilao

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8
Q

has baked tinapa and crumbled chicharon or pork cracklings.

A

pancit palabok

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9
Q

from indigenous cuisine (smoking is one of the ways to preserve food in the days before refrigeration),

A

Tinapa

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10
Q

which flour noodles are replaced by strips of young coconut cut and treated like noodles, is a special example of adaptation using ingredients.

A

Pancit Buko

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11
Q
  • a rice dish often prepared with glutinous rice, chicken, chorizo, peppers, raisins, peas, turmeric and coconut milk, typically served on special occasions, as a quintessential Kapampangan dish..
A

Bringhe

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12
Q
  • rice, chicken/rabbit, saffron
  • the rabbit scurrying
    by, the chicken purchased from a farmer, the saffron and rice (that is the most expensive spice in the world and grows in Spain, was made from the Spanish country landscape.)
A

Paella

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13
Q

staple food in the Philippines.

A

Rice

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14
Q

main staple food is rice, _________ is also a common staple.

A

Breads

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15
Q

Meat staples

A

Chicken, pork , beef, and fish

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16
Q

_____________, specifically young ones, is predominantly used in desserts

A

Coconut meat

17
Q

most common way of preparing fish:

A
  1. salted
  2. pan-fried
  3. deep-fried
  4. sinigang
  5. paksiw
  6. inihaw
18
Q
  • also paired with food that is fried, grilled, and steamed.
    As it is salty, a calamansi or two is squeezed in to give the sauce a tinge of sourness.
A

Soy Sauce

19
Q
  • Filipinos like tart fruit or leaves that have
    a subtle acidity.
  • consisting coconut sap, pineapple, sugar cane, palm and banana.
  • served with fried and grilled food, street foods (fishball
    and isaw (chicken intestine) balut (fertilized duck egg),
A

Vinegars

20
Q

the broths of favorite Filipino soup dishes
such as Sinigang, Nilaga, and Bulalo are also
enhanced.

A

Fish Sauce

21
Q

is the undigested residue of partially
hydrolyzed fish or shrimp.

  • It has a salty and slightly cheese-like odor.
A

Bagoong

22
Q

In rural areas, it is eaten with vegetables
and is often the main source of protein in the diet.

A

Bagoong

23
Q

is sometimes served alongside grilled and fried Filipino dishes such as Chicken Inasal (grilled chicken) and the breakfast staple Tapsilog (cured beef, fried rice, and egg),

A

Atchara (Pickled Papaya)

24
Q

boiling, steaming, and roasting were the popular __________ methods for food preparation.

A

Austronesian methods

25
Q

is an indigenous cooking technique that’s mostly boiled, roasted, or steamed (halabos).

A

“Pag-gigisa”, or sautéeing,

26
Q

Spanish (the words “gisa” / “gisado”, derived from the Spanish “____________ , suggest that, who sautéed in vegetable oil with perhaps an onion and a
clove.

A

guisado, or cooked pot

27
Q

The Filipino “gisado” must have the muse of _______

A

garlic , onion, tomato and sahog,

28
Q

If the “gisado” tunes the food to the tastes of the Philippines, the dipping sauces called “_______”

A

sawsawan

29
Q

incandescent dish of pork strips sautéed in garlic, onions, ginger and turmeric, mixed with shrimp paste or bagoong alamang, coconut milk, chopped chilies,
spicy green and red peppers, could be ________

A

Bicol Express’

30
Q

-reffered to as sourness is attached by such agents
- souring ingredients of Bicol region

A

Cocido Tomatoes