Ginat-an nga Tambo is truly an Ilonggo favorite! It is a staple is most homes and carinderias as it is always a crowd and palate pleaser. The dish is a mix of young bamboo shoots and coconut milk - the main ingredients, plus other vegetables and seafood. Depending on the availability and the taste preferences, the dish may have okra, saluyot, takway and corn kernels among others. For the seafood component, it may have shrimps, crabs, bago-ngon (local freshwater snails), dried fish like pinakas/daing . Whatever your choice of seafood and vegetables, this dish is always worth the extra cup of rice. So, let's make one of the most popular version of this Ilonggo favorite dish - Ginat-an nga Tambo with Pasayan Here's the simplest recipe of this dish Ingredients 1/2 kilo tambo or bamboo shoots, thinly sliced 2 cups pure coconut milk 1 onion (sibuyas), thinly sliced Shrimps, your take on how many pieces 1 bundle of tagabang (saluyot), washed 1 liter wa
Every region in the Philippines has it's own version of a spiced vinegar and a name for it. In most parts of Western Visayas especially in Iloilo, it is known as sinamak . One can find it almost anywhere for it is a staple dip in almost every household and native restaurants. Be it chicken inasal or grilled pork chop to seafoods especially talaba, sinamak is the perfect dip to further one's appetite.