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12/03/2020

dinengdeng a sabong ti karabasa ken kabatiti, squash flower & sponge gourd

This is one most favorite Ilokano dish, a dinengdeng consisting a flower and a fruit and that's all that matter. Karabasa. Kabatiti. These two bring forth sweetness, literally sweet from the blossom's floral nectarines (that's nectar, honey!), and the pod's natural sugars in there. Sweetness that is further enhanced and defined by the Ilokano bugguong to concoct a unique dinengdeng broth so delicious, rich, comforting. 







The cooking:

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Naluton!





Mangantayon!



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11/30/2020

natnateng, pinakbet, dinengdeng: ilokano life is veggie life (2)

Here are more various vegetables in various preparation and presentation in their dinengdeng/inabraw and pinakbet's most delicious form: 




































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11/28/2020

natnateng, dinengdeng, inabraw: ilokano life is life is vegetable (1)

Most Ilokanos "can't live without" and therefore literally lives on vegetables or anything that's edible in the plant kingdom and exclusively cooked or served and eaten with bugguong. Though of course meat lovers, they still prefer their meat dishes paired with a vegetable dish or two especially when the meat is fatty (like pork). Veggies serve as an appetizer as well as a neutralizer of sort to "balance" intake of "sinful" food, i.e. fatty and red meat.

And here are various vegetables in various preparation and presentation in their dinengdeng/inabraw form:



Sarabat (large ferns) a napakbet iti salamagi ken kamatis.












































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