Gastronomy Flashcards
(121 cards)
What is Sapin-Sapin?
Layered glutinous rice cake.
What is Pancit Malabon?
Thick rice noodles in shrimp broth topped with shrimp, eggs, and chicharon.
What is Hopia?
Flaky pastry filled with mung beans, red beans, or winter melon.
What is Inutak?
Sticky dessert made of glutinous rice flour and coconut milk, burnt on top.
What is Everlasting?
Oval-shaped meatloaf made from pork, hard-boiled eggs, bell pepper, and chorizo.
What is Etag?
Smoked pork cured in salt, dried under the sun or over smoke.
What is Pinikpikan?
Soup with chicken and etag, chicken is beaten before cooking.
What is Pinuneg?
Sausage made with pork blood, minced pork, innards, and rice.
What is Binakle?
Rice cake offered to rice god Bulol during harvest.
What is Binungor?
Exotic dish with snails, bamboo shoots, chili, and coconut milk.
What is Inandila?
Poached thick rice dough topped with latik and nuts.
What is Dinengdeng?
Soupy mixed vegetables with bagoong.
What is Poqui-poqui?
Eggplant dish with tomato and egg.
What is Papaitan?
Bitter soup made with innards and bile.
What is Bagnet?
Deep-fried crispy pork belly.
What is Vigan Longganisa?
Garlic-flavored longganisa sausage.
What is Empanada?
Fried pastry with longganisa, egg, bean sprouts in orange dough.
What is Igado?
Pork innards with green peas.
What is Pinakbet?
Vegetables with fermented shrimp or fish paste.
What is Kilawing Kambing?
Goat meat and skin in vinegar (sukang Iloko).
What is Inkiwar?
Glutinous rice cake.
What is Tupig?
Roasted glutinous rice batter in banana leaves.
What is Puto Calasiao?
Small fermented bite-sized rice cakes.
What is Pigar-pigar?
Stir-fried sirloin beef with onions and cabbage.