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Sino dito may alam kung ano ang substitute sa dahon ng sili? Miss ko na tinola manok kaya lang hindi ko alam kung ano gagamitin instead of dahon ng sili. Necroposting lang po pero miss ko na talaga ang Tinola. Thanks.

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meron kami tanim ma California chili pepper pero hindi ko alam kung nakakain ba ang dahon nito. :lol: Baka naman sumakit tiyan namin dito or worse ma-food poison kami. :lol:

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Ako din may tanim na Anaheim chili. Puede kainin ang dajon.

Sino dito may alam kung ano ang substitute sa dahon ng sili? Miss ko na tinola manok kaya lang hindi ko alam kung ano gagamitin instead of dahon ng sili. Necroposting lang po pero miss ko na talaga ang Tinola. Thanks.

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meron kami tanim ma California chili pepper pero hindi ko alam kung nakakain ba ang dahon nito. :lol: Baka naman sumakit tiyan namin dito or worse ma-food poison kami. :lol:

Hi Marie,

Maybe they sell chili leaves at Asian store there? Dito kasi sa WA, halos lahat nang Filipino ingredients mabibili mo dito.

Do you live near the SeaFood City? Baka meron sila doon.

But you can also use malunggay or spinach leaves. Yummy...

~ Chinook

Hi Chinook! Yeah they do sell dahon ng sili in Seafood City, but it's 50 miles away. Don't know when husband and I will go to Vallejo, but the chili leaves are on the top of my shopping list now. There's an Asian store in Santa Rosa, but I don't see any dahol ng sili. Just the papaya which cost too much. I guess I'm gonna use spinach. Thanks.

Nasa frozen section ang dajon ng sili.

i miss alukon, bagoong isda, labong saluyot at galunggong :(

Ay, apo, naimas ti rabong ken saluyot with inihaw na bangus. :thumbs:

Thanks Capt. Pepe. Pitasin ko na lang yung dahon ng Anaheim chili pepper dito sa bahay para kumpleto na tinola ko. Nakakain pala. Yay, awesome.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Jeez, Pepito, you speak Ilongo and Ilocano too? Ave maria purisima! :unsure:

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Hi Pepe! Alokon is a tree bearing flowers. The flowers -- called Alokon. It's very good with dinengdeng.

It's called Baeg or Himbabao. Check this site for the alokon.

http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2006/03/bag.html

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Pepe, I'm surprised that you also speak Ilonggo. :thumbs: How did you learn it?

Kanamit gid sang dinengdeng !!! (It is very tasty...)

I tasted it when I was in Manila. I wish I knew how to cook it. I think you use the Ilocano bago-ong here, not the Visayan bago-ong.

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Pepe, I'm surprised that you also speak Ilonggo. :thumbs: How did you learn it?

Kanamit gid sang dinengdeng !!! (It is very tasty...)

I tasted it when I was in Manila. I wish I knew how to cook it. I think you use the Ilocano bago-ong here, not the Visayan bago-ong.

Yes Pepe, I didn't know you speak Ilocano.

Hokey Smoke!

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Bullwinkle: "No, they are just confused."

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Hi Pepe! Alokon is a tree bearing flowers. The flowers -- called Alokon. It's very good with dinengdeng.

It's called Baeg or Himbabao. Check this site for the alokon.

http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2006/03/bag.html

Agyamanak Rocky!

Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Pepe, I'm surprised that you also speak Ilonggo. :thumbs: How did you learn it?

Kanamit gid sang dinengdeng !!! (It is very tasty...)

I tasted it when I was in Manila. I wish I knew how to cook it. I think you use the Ilocano bago-ong here, not the Visayan bago-ong.

Yes Pepe, I didn't know you speak Ilocano.

To Chinook & Rocky - I can't tell you why I speak Ilongo and Ilocano. It's a secret! :whistle:

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Jeez, Pepito, you speak Ilongo and Ilocano too? Ave maria purisima! :unsure:

Eso sí que es, señora. Ademas de ingles y español, conozco tagalog, ilocano, cebuano y ilongo. ¿Es tan increible, no?

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Pepe, I remember now. You're the twin of ma-cool-it. :P

And your wife is from Davao...and that's how you learned Ilonggo.

Di ko ka-relate Spanish. I only know that poem of Rizal - 'Adios patria adorada...region del sol ....'. We were required to memorize it in our Rizal class. :wacko:

~Chinook

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Wow, dinengdeng..(is my spelling correct?)

I've been craving for this, but I forgot the name. I've tasted this 2-3x only. This is an Ilocano dish, right?

I love it!!!

~ Chinook

Wow, Chinook, kanamit sang dinengdeng mo. Ti, may ara gali sang dinengdeng dira sa Negros haw? Yup, dinengdeng is an Ilocano delight.

Wen nagimas ti dinengdeng nga adda ti rabong, inihaw na bangus saka alokon anya?

What is alokon, Rocky?

Jeez, Pepito, you speak Ilongo and Ilocano too? Ave maria purisima! :unsure:

Eso sí que es, señora. Ademas de ingles y español, conozco tagalog, ilocano, cebuano y ilongo. ¿Es tan increible, no?

Sí, es muy increible para un mexicano como tú. Sabes, parece que eres iqual que mi marido, El Ilocano. El sabe hablar tagalog, ilongo y cebuano también, además de ilocano, inglés y español.

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Yeah my bitter melon finally has some fruit, I planted it a year ago. Also my papaya tress are starting to get some green papayas too. Also my mulungay has plenty of pods and leaves. Hmm also get plenty feral chickens again. Maybe my wife can cook some chicken papaya, and pinakbit. The one thing I do crave is the chowking halo halo. We can get halo halo here, but it is not the same. I think I will go eat some adobo from the Filipino store nearby, just have to decide which store to go to.

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pa join ha ehehhe,., ako na mis ko tlaga kinilaw na guso.. malongay with pretong isda or tapa. sinugbang isda.. tinolang isda.. toyo..saging with ginamos.. barbeque adidas.. manok. tina-e ..tinolang manok w/papaya and dhon ng sili see foods kinhason ehehe panit ng letchon baby.. cornbeef.beafloaf.bleubay tuna-caldereta purefoods hotdog longanisa.. lalo na balot eheheheh :crying: nkakamis :wacko:

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Ako nmimiss ko ung dinengdeng ( saluyot, malunggay, bulaklak ng kalabasa, etc.) with inhaw na isda, papaitan, kinilaw na tenga at nguso ng baboy, kalderetang kambing, tinolang native na manok, utak ng baka, adobo at inihaw na pusit, balot, inihaw na bangus, lechon, galunggong, tinapa, tuyo, maalat na itlog na pula with kamatis, bagoong pangasinan.. :crying::crying::crying: Yan pa lng naiisp ko pero mdami akong gustong kainin. :(:whistle: Sa prutas nman gusto ko manggang hilaw, ( iba ang mangga d2 ), buko, caimito, atis, langka, rambutan. :wacko:

Wahhhh!!! yan na lng muna, d ko na kyang ipagpatuloy eto kz tulo laway na ako. :rofl::lol:

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