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Have you ever eaten dinuguan?
YEYSYYEYS IT'S MY FAVOURITE THING EVER
Yes, multiple times :)
Yes, once or twice
No, but I am interested
No, and I am not interested
I have never ever heard of this before
Results/I AM dinuguan >:)
Dinuguan
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Have you been seduced by a Scorpio, or Dinuguan / Dugo-dugo?
https://filipinofood.art/filipino-food-zodiac/
Sketch of dinuguan or dugodugo in baybayin for @filipinofoodart
Puto Bumbong, Dinuguan at Puto & Yakult sticker entries for StickersforFoodPH!!
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Food Art Series: Dinuguan
Comes from the root word dugo (meaning “blood”), and is a savory Filipino stew made of pork offal and/or meat ,cooked in pig's blood, vinegar, and spices including garlic, onions, and chili peppers.
More Than Balut
My husband’s parents immigrated from the Philippines, and he’s always talked about adobo as this amazing Filipino dish. Amazingly, though we’ve been married for ten years, together for 16 years (friends for 17, damn, nearly 20 years he’s been in my life now), I’ve never had it. Pancit, egg rolls and empanadas are common fair at his family events but adobo never made an appearance.
based on food we were talking about on the discord chat @starfleetrambo
i too love dinuguan
