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Inihaw (pronounced [ɪˈni:haʊ] ee-NEE-how), also
known as
sinugba or inasal, are
various types of
grilled or spit-roasted
barbecue dishes from the Philippines...
- Philippines, made from
barbecued pig or
chicken intestines. It is a type of
inihaw. The
intestines are
cleaned several times and are then
either boiled, then...
- in part due to
their po****rization of
serving their chicken barbecue (
inihaw) with this
preparation of rice.
Kuning - a
Filipino rice dish with turmeric...
- way.
Inihaw are
commonly sold as
street food and are
eaten with
white rice or rice
cooked in
coconut leaves (pusô).
Notable versions of
inihaw dishes...
- differently, and is pre-colonial in
origin (natively
known as
inasal or
inihaw [na baboy]). It is most
similar to
neighboring native dishes like the Balinese...
- and the Arab
World Taco al pastor, from
Mexico Food
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traditional way of
eating is with the hands,
especially dry
dishes such as
inihaw or prito. The
diner will take a bite of the main dish, then eat rice pressed...
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vinegar with
garlic (bawang at ****). This
method of
preparing pork is
called inihaw in
Filipino and
sinugba in Cebuano.
Being seasoned, deep-fried, and served...
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cooked in
coconut leaves (puso).
Typical dishes aside from rice,
includes inihaw (barbecues,
including lechon,
whole roasted pork), lumpia,
fried meats (like...
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Latin American asado barbecues in
Philippine cuisine would be the
various inihaw dishes (also
known as
sinugba or inasal). In Portugal, a
roasted fish dish...
