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Kilawin is a
Filipino dish of
chopped or
sliced meats, poultry, seafood, or
vegetables typically eaten as an
appetizer before a meal, or as
finger food...
- drinks.
Kinilaw is also
sometimes called kilawin,
especially in the
northern Philippines, but the term
kilawin more
commonly applies to a
similar lightly...
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means "and". The
original dish (without the tofu) is
known as
kulao or
kilawin na
tainga ng
baboy among the Caviteño Tagalogs. It is a type of kinilaw...
- the
Chamorro version, titiyas).
Kelaguen is
derived from the
Filipino kilawin. It was
introduced by
Filipino settlers when the
Marianas and the Philippines...
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Philippine cuisine, ****ing up
dishes like sinigang, dinuguan, pinangat,
kilawin, paksiw, and sisig. Bird's eye
chili "Sili".
Philippine Medicinal Plants...
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equivalent like,
hinava and umai in
Malaysia and
Filipino kinilaw and
kilawin where it is
known as
kelaguen in Guam. The
Ilocano dish
poqui poqui, a...
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Ilocano stir-fried dish
using goat meat or beef,
which is
mixed with papait.
Kilawin is
another Ilocano dish with
parcooked goat that is
traditionally eaten...
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cooked in
multiple varieties. From sinampalukan, papaitan, caldereta,
kilawin and others. It was
commonly seen and used in
Ilocano cuisine. As of the...
- Kinilaw –
Filipino seafood dish,
sometimes referred to as "Philippine ceviche"
Kilawin – Ilocano-Filipino dish raw or
parcooked meats, seafood, and vegetables...
- from Tanza, Cavite, uses mung bean
sprouts instead of noodles.
Pancit kilawin – a
variety of
pancit which originated in Rosario, Cavite. In lieu of rice...
