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	Cuisine of the Philippines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Whereas some Asian cuisines may be known for a more subtle delivery and presentation of food, Filipino palates prefer a sudden influx of flavor.
		However, that is not to say that Filipino cuisine is in any way inferior, instead, it can be said that it is more flamboyant; as Filipino food is often delivered in a single presentation, giving the participant a simultaneous visual feast, aromatic bouquet, and a gustatory appetizer.
		The climate of the Philippines is characterized by having relatively high temperature, high humidity and abundant rainfall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Philippine_cuisine (2769 words)

	Philippine cuisine
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	Travel guide / Philippines / Metro Manila / Dining Guide / Spanish Cuisine
		For example, Philippine cuisine employs comparatively large amounts of oil, more than all other Southeast Asian cuisines; this is already a Spanish tradition as the Spanish cuisine uses the most oil among all Western and Central European cuisines.
		Another general feature of Philippine cook-ing that has been adopted from Spanish cuisine is the wide use of innards or uncommon cuts of meat like tongue or feet.
		Philippine waters are still exceptionally rich in fish as well as in shrimp, shell fish and other seafood.
	www.cockatoo.com /english/philippines/philippines_spanish_cuisine.htm (755 words)

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		Philippine cuisine is like the Filipino people: a blend of cultures, including Malaysian, Indonesian and Pacific.
		Though the influence of the US on Philippine cuisine may be restricted mainly to some desserts, you shouldn’t be surprised to find dishes such as paella, relleno and fadobo, all given a distinctive Philippine flavor.
		In the Philippines the avocado is eaten as a dessert, either in ice cream or as a kind of milkshake.
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		After the Philippine-Spanish War when the Philippine Republic was established in Cavite under General Aguinaldo, A Filipino, Colonel Laureano Cruz, was designated by Gen Vito Belamino to take the reins of the port.
		Since 1616, Mt. Mayon was recorded to have erupted 40 times and the worst was on February 1, 1814 which buried the settlements of Cagsawa and Budiao in the town of Daraga.
		Busay Falls is considered as one of the highest waterfalls in the Philippines because of its seven-tiered cascading white foam.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/Arimado/index.html (2599 words)

	Philippine cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Philippine cuisine, like its culture, is a melting pot of the world's culinary cultures philippine cuisine..
		Ben Corrigan has been taking the time to sample some of the diverse cuisine of the Philippines where he is working on a VSO project this year.
		The cuisine of the Pacific and Southeast Asia is a fascinating melange of raw philippine cuisine.
	www.swinghelp.com /philippine-cuisine.html (325 words)

	Ethnic Cuisine: Philippines
		In Spanish cuisine, adobo refers to a pickling sauce made with olive oil, vinegar, garlic, thyme, bay leaf, oregano, paprika and salt.
		While you may find an occasional Philippine cookbook among the exotica at your local bookstore, your best bet is the Filipiniana book shops which deal exclusive in material from and/or about the homeland.
		Philippine Expressions carries 53 books and one video on cooking, most of it Philippine, although some relate to broader South-East Asia.
	www.bpe.com /food/ethnic_cusine/philippines.htm (1941 words)

	Spanish Influence on Filipino Food
		Zamboanga cuisine is like its exotic Chabacano: basically Spanish with an admixture of local tongues, thus endowing it with a delectable gastronomical flavor that provides a rich cultural experience as well.
		The Philippines was already engaged in a thriving cultural and commercial exchange with China, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia before the Spaniards arrived.
		Although the Philippines is part of Asia, Filipino language and its regional ethnic dialects are heavily studded with Spanish words and phrases.
	filipinokastila.tripod.com /Food.html (2707 words)

	Sun.Star Cebu - Shangri-la mactan’s philippine food festival
		Philippine cuisine takes centerstage at the Tides restaurant as renowned chefs showcase a variety of authentic Filipino dishes.
		He writes a weekly column on food and travel for the Philippine Star and is also a renowned chef who specializes in Pampango cuisine.
		She directed the operations of Viva Manila restaurant in the Philippine Pavilion Expo ’92 in Seville, Spain, the World Expo ’98 in Lisbon, Portugal and at the World Expo ’05 in Aichi, Japan.
	www.sunstar.com.ph /static/ceb/2006/04/22/life/shangri.la.mactan.s.philippine.food.festival.html (575 words)

	Philippines Cuisine - Wokme Asian Cooking Guide
		The Philippines consists of 7,107 islands, it is situated at the very edge of South-East Asia, it was both colonized and liberated twice which makes its cuisine as diverse as the different cultural groups that make up the Filipino people.
		Traditionally rice is the main food and is often eaten three times a day, also popular due to their massive coastline is fish and seafood.
		When tasting Philippine cooking you will often find hints of Indian, Chinese, Spanish, Arab and American influences, The Spanish introduced many red meat and dairy products to the country but these are rarely used due to the cost of meat.
	www.wokme.com /cuisines/philippines.htm (226 words)

	2004 Philippine Food Festival in Belgium
		Philippine cuisine - so diverse as the different cultural groups that make up the Filipino people and so highly influenced by Chinese and Spanish cooking - will be featured in a one week Philippine Food Festival at the fusion-kitchen restaurant, Les Jardins de Bagatelle on June 01 to 09 in Bruxelles, Belgium.
		Most of the Philippine food festivals abroad are held in hotels, where you get mostly the city's visitors and not the local people."
		The chef will put her own personal touch to Philippine dishes such as Sinigang na Hipon, Sariwang Lumpia, Adobo, Steamed Tilapia in Banana leaves, and a plate of desserts - Mango Sorbet, Coconut Pie, and Turones de Platano.
	www.health-fitness-beauty.com /2004_Philippine_Food_Festival_in_Belgium.htm (464 words)

	Ethnic Cuisine: Philippines
		The Philippines may be a mere two-thirds the size of neighboring Indonesia, but it consists of 7,107 islands with the longest discontinuous coastline in the world.
		Sinigang, lightly boiled fish in a sour stock with vegetables and fish sauce, typifies the foundation layer of Filipino cuisine.
		For salty flavoring, Filipinos rely on patis or fish sauce, bagoong or shrimp paste, and, with the arrival of the Chinese, soy sauce.
	www.sallys-place.com /food/ethnic_cusine/philippines.htm (1941 words)

	by Gene Gonzales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The first book in a series shows the ease of method and preparations for Philippine adobo, a simple dish that transcends gastronomic incompatibilities between Philippine regions and ethnic groups, each having their own versions of this cooking method plus its appeal to foreign visitors who find these dishes representative of true tropical cuisine.
		Philippine pancit presents noodle styles, many of which share an individuality with the recipes of its Malay or Asian neighbors.
		Despite its simplicity, the flavor of grilled cuisine gets its character from so many factors in preparation such as the grilling medium, the grilling method, marinades, sauces and the side dishes that make inihaw an exciting and healthy facet of Philippine cuisine.
	www.cafeysabel.com /Books.html (513 words)

	Vacations, Travel And Tourism :: Vacations and Tourism - Pasig City Philippine
		Located one and a half hours by air from Beijing, Xian is home of the Vacations, Travel And Tourism world-famous life-size Terra Cotta Army, unearthed in 1974 after being buried with the first Qin emperor for 22 centuries.
		Xian was the cradle of ancient Chinese civilization dating back to 4000 BC, and the capital city for 11 dynasties Pasig City Philippine up to the 9th century.
		Xian's new international airport and good tourist Pasig City Philippine infrastructure add to the comfort and convenience for those who wish to explore the heartland of China.
	www.asia-vacations-travel.com /pasig-city-philippine.html (499 words)

	Philippine Cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Filipino Cuisine: Recipes from the Islands by Gerry G. Gelle Philippine Cookbook by Reynaldo G. Alejandro...
		Myanmar I now can declare without guilt Philippine cuisine is one of the world's most underrated...
		Philippine cuisine has adapted and changed with the arrival of different cultures.
	www.theomc.com /philippine-cuisine.html (201 words)

	Philippine Cookbooks - The complete Filipino cookbook guide! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		As a first generation Filipino, I have collected several cookbooks on Filipino cuisine and this by far is the best, in the format, recipes and background info on origination and regional histories.
		Enjoy this blend of cuisines with its 19 cooking methods, such as stir-frying, deep-frying, grilling on skewers, sautéing in coconut milk, marinating in vinegar and spices, broiling over live charcoal, wrapping in banana leaves, and steaming.
		From the national dishes such as adobe, lechon, and sinigang, to the fiery foods of the Bicol region where coconut milk is a favored ingredient, Filipino food is a concoction of tantalizing textures, flavors, and colors.
	www.jarsoftware.com /cookbook/philippines.html (557 words)

	Philippine Cuisine & Delicacies
		In terms of culinary recognition, the Philippines is incomparably different from its neighboring countries.
		cuisine delicacies regional bicol mindanao ilocos pampanga bulacan bagnet tocino pinakbet laing bicol express ampalaya fermented fish coconut cream milk pochero zamboanga iloilo central luzon bohol le...
		The Visayas is a gathering of big and small islands in the middle part of the archipelago where cuisine and delicacies vary according to their ancestral influences.
	www.camperspoint.com /rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=148 (410 words)

	:: Welcome to Manila Bulletin Online ::
		That is, as a matter of course, was the surge of the kept society of Philippine degustateurs years backâ”the Alta Cocina Filipina, where Chef Ed Quimson, Ado Escudero, and the great Chef Gene Gonzalezâ”tried to stop, for this generation or the next.
		Ageing in the cuisine business, reflects everything from the backstage-kitchen lifeâ”spicy courses of love for gastronomy, enthrallment (dish per dish), grief, and gleeâ”that can always be sampled as a gustatory maturity.
		Though, Philippine cuisine is still in its colonially-wretched state, diverted with our restaurateursâ avidity for gastronomic empires, Filos is a screaming signal that Philippine Cuisine still breathes.
	www.mb.com.ph /issues/2005/11/21/TSTE2005112149297.html (533 words)

	Lycos Search Results: web results for philippine food
		Philippine cooking is the familiar blended with the exotic.
		The objective is to promote better understanding of the EU rules to help ensure that Philippine food exporters meet EU safety requirements.
		ASIDE from the country's well-known diverse natural and man-made attractions, the Philippine food remain one of the country's best -kept secret which is relatively unknown in...
	search.lycos.com /default.asp?loc=searchbox&tab=web&query=philippine+food&offset=30 (348 words)

	Restaurant Review: Philippine flavors
		At the urging of one of Rene's brothers, the couple moved to Northern California from the Philippines in 1979.
		Philippine food is a composite of many cultures, drawing from China, India, Japan, Spain and even the United States.
		This traditional Philippine dish is a stew made with oxtail, tripe (cow stomach), eggplant and string beans, flavored with peanut sauce.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /weekly/morgue/restaurants/2001_Feb_2.EATING02.html (1187 words)

	Philippine cuisine, european cuisine, pacific rim cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Philippine cuisine Filipino Recipes at Food Down Under Recipe Database, european cuisine, pacific rim cuisine..
		Kinilaw Cuisine - Kinilaw cuisine is a true Philippine cuisine with influences as far back as pre-colonial times with trans-Pacific trade and exchanges of.
		Best of RP cuisine in new book (Malaya) In countless ways, Philippine cuisine is as multi-faceted as the archipelago s people, culture and its 7,1007.
	www.livefaq.org /cuisine/philippine_cuisine.html (290 words)

	Washington State Arts Commission
		Residencies offered: Philippine Folk Dances and Ethnic Musical Instruments: Students will learn the history of the Philippines through dances that reflect the many cultural influences of the country, from mountain tribal, to Spanish and Muslim/Arabic, to American contemporary.
		Philippine parlor games, a folk song or two, and storytelling of Philippine myths and legends will be introduced.
		Among his many accomplishments are the yearly Philippine Week Celebrations at the Seattle Center; the Philippine-Washington Day program at Expo '86 in Vancouver, BC; the APEC Conference '93 in Seattle; Spotlight Series performances on television channels 9, 13, 4, and 5; and many civic, cultural, and artistic presentations in the Pacific Northwest.
	www.arts.wa.gov /progAIE/roster/dancers/danDelRosarioR.html (466 words)

	philippine cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		If you don't like the Philippine cuisine you will find tons of American fast food restaurants, which are very popular with the locals.
		The Philippine cuisine has not reached the level of fame as Thai food, but this is more due to lack of publicity rather than essence of the dishes A romantic dinning in a Filipino Restaurant 1998
		In Philippine cuisine, it is commonly associated with sotanghon guisado and kare-kare.
	www.foodculinary.com /cuisine/philippinecuisine (732 words)

	Welcome to Kylene's Kitchen - Recipes, Food, Links, and Nostalgia from the Philippines and Around the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		In an age when the world's cuisines seem to be melding into one giant French-Asian-Mediterranean menu, it's ironic that one of the original fusion cuisines remains almost unknown.
		Southeast Asia and the Philippines have many basic ingredients in common: jackfruit (langka), tamarind, mango, fresh coconut (buko), green bananas, bitter melon (ampalaya), small limes (kalamansi), and myriad tropical fruit and vegetables that have no English names.
		During a cooking demonstration at the Philippine Food Festival at the Chicago Hilton and Towers in early June, she noted that the Philippines is the only country in Asia that did not embrace
	www.whoa.org /publications/recipes (830 words)

	Philippine Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Tourism has yet to expand to the level of Thailand and other countries, so the Philippines is not yet featured in many of the main brochures, it therefore has not suffered from over development.
		The Philippine language is Tagalog and the Cebuanos have their own dialect.
		No vaccination certificates are required by travellers entering the Philippines unless arriving within six days from an area infected with yellow fever, typhus, small pox, plague or cholera.
	www.philippine-travel.co.uk /local_information.htm (1139 words)

	Citrus: Far East feast
		JMJ Philippine Cuisine Restaurant in the Times Square Shopping Center in Inverness opened last month as a gathering place for local Filipinos, said Jose Feliciano, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Donna.
		The Inverness JMJ Philippine Cuisine Restaurant offers a more extensive menu, with appetizers and entrees featuring noodles, seafood, chef's specials and a good selection of vegetarian dishes.
		For those unfamiliar with it, Philippine food is similar to Chinese, but the sauces and sautees are water and vinegar based instead of oil based.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/05/06/Citrus/Far_East_feast.shtml (695 words)

	Brudirect.com - Local News
		Throughout the Philippine archipelago, there is a wealth of regional food that is as eclectic as its more than 7,000 islands and as distinctive as its more than 172 languages and dialects.
		Sheraton Utama served chicken adobo, stuffed squid and pancit palabok for the 'main courses during the reception to mark the 106th anniversary of Philippine Independence at the Main Hall of the International Convention Centre.
		This is a fitting feast to mark 20 years of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Brunei Darussalam and the Philippines.
	www.brudirect.com /DailyInfo/News/Archive/Jun04/220604/nite17.htm (787 words)

	Amazon.com: Philippine Cookbook: Books: Reynaldo Alejandro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Philippine cooking is surprisingly simple; no special utensils are needed.
		I was born and raised in the Philippines.
		Having immersed myself in the more globally-renowned cuisine of Thailand, Malaysia, India, China and even Myanmar I now can declare without guilt Philippine cuisine is one of the world's most underrated gastronomic pleasures.
	www.amazon.com /Philippine-Cookbook-Reynaldo-Alejandro/dp/039951144X (2157 words)

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