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Pamahaw, panyaga, panyapon ....

Today's breakfast, lunch and dinner were just ordinary. But blogging makes them something special. Cardillo is the term we use for another recycled dish. Its what we make out of left over fried fish. Though it can also be called as sarsiado ; its just a simple recipe of adding beaten egg with onions and tomato to fried fish. But just like linagpang , most of the time we don't wait for left over to make one. Pinakbet is one of the country's most famous vegetable dish but adding Ilonggo bagoong, guinamos creates a more distinct local flavour. Finally, ubod and I was hoping it would taste like the one used in fresh lumpia . Unfortunately, it didn't come anywhere near it yet I had big servings whether with rice or wrapped. But this wont stop me to find that great tasting mix.

Ilonggo-style fresh lumpia

Bought pork and chicken fresh lumpia, P15 each, at the Sabor Ilonggo stall in SM City today. Until now I'm still high so I'm letting the pictures speak though here's my original entry on fresh lumpia .

Fresh lumpia

Size doesn't matter. This little guy can give those "saucy" fresh lumpia in restaurants a run for its money. Sold mostly in stalls and local bakeries like Tibiao and Biscocho Haus. Usually made with ubod plus some greens this type of fresh lumpia doesn't need sauce to bring out its flavour. Just eat it plain, on the go and you'll be asking for more. This was a hit with my colleagues back then when they spent their vacation with me.