I miss yummy seafood
I’m still here in Prague and enjoying my vacation a lot. But that doesn’t mean I am not missing the Philippines, especially the native dishes we have at home such as yummy fresh seafood!
Recently, I cooked Tom Yum which is a Thai spicy sour soup with shrimp (or any seafood), mushrooms, lemongrass and lime. Too bad the fish was not fresh (it was fish fillet bought straight from the frozen food section) and not as tasty as the fresh catch we usually buy from the wet market back home.
Seafood is quite pricey here in Europe so I’ll just content myself with the photos of some of the food we ordered during cutie sis’ birthday celebration at Enteng’s of Sagay in Lacson Street, Bacolod City few months ago:
Crispy Shrimps
Kinilaw (raw Tanguigue or Spanish mackerel in vinegar with chopped onions, ginger, tomato, and red chilies)
Grilled Squid
It’s funny how food can be prepared soo many different ways and one way just feels like home.
Wow..great photos…you made me hungry!! 😀
WOW! I missed the kinilaw and the grilled squid in the Philippines too. When I was in the Philippines, I have a friend that made wonderful and tasty kinilaw and fresh too. 🙂
Wow! yummy food here and is making me hungry!
whoaaaaa you’re making me crazy with your deliciously served and photographed seafood esp.the grilled squid.
so yum yum eh
wow! yummy, I missed kinilaw!:(
The food arrangement is decent but they look bland. I guess they taste boring too. Although, good photos. Cheers.
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oh wow, i am missing all those foods. sometimes i make my own kinilaw here and inihaw na pusit but my kilawin does not taste as great as back home. great pictures, makes me want to have them all for dinner tonight. thanks for sharing.
Oh wow! These are yummylicious!
All I have to say is yum yum!
the kinilaw tastes really good, the reason i love going back to my province, kinilaw + grilled squid combine with red horse equals heaven. hahaha
anyway here is the canvassing service that help me discover good foods like this.
http://www.dpc.ph/yc/index.htm