MY
TOP 3 ILOCANO FOO
1.Dinengdeng/ Inabraw
It involves the use of
bagoong(fermented salted fish) and backyard vegetables. Some may look and
smell like gross and stomach-revolting, BUT, don’t pass judgments just yet,
this dish is delicious and most of the time extremely healthy.
2.Dinuguan:
The Ilocano version of Dinuguan is not soupy but oily- this keeps the dish from spoiling easily. A savory stew of meat simmered rich, thick, spicy gravy of pig blood, garlic, chili, and vinegar.
3.Pinakbet:
Is a traditional ilocano dish, derived from the word "pinakebbet" which means shriveled. It contains sitaw, ampalaya, eggplants, okra, kamatas, and kalabasa, sauted in bagoong.
Tara, Let's Eat!