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resembling the
aorta and the
venae cavae. Its
other most
common name,
patupat,
originally means "four-cornered [rectangle or cube]", a reduplication...
- in
other rice-farming
Austronesian cultures, like the
Filipino pusô or
Patupat,
although the
latter is not
restricted to
diamond shapes and traditionally...
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Pangpang Elementary School —
Pangpang Paril Elementary School —
Paril Patupat Elementary School —
Azucena Primo Villegas Elementary School — Ca**** Sayaw...
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savory variants like
binalot and pastil) are
differentiated from pusô (or
patupat), in that the
latter use
woven palm leaves. Two
varieties of
suman (glutinous...
-
savoury lugaw with chicken, ginger,
toasted garlic, scallions, and
safflower Patupat or Sinambong, made from
glutinous rice,
cooked in
woven buri
leaves and...
-
Industry (Acop)
Charcoal (Acop)
Tupig &
Tinapa (Smoked Fish) (Carmen)
Patupat (Balincanaway) Rice/Palay
Producer Rosales,
belonging to the
sixth congressional...
- tupig,
cooked in
bamboo tubes,
making it moister, stickier, and sweeter.
Patupat: Made from
woven buri leaves,
containing sticky rice
cooked in sugarcane...
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chicken intestines.
Another variant is deep-fried
breaded chicken intestine.
Patupat (or Pusô) A type of rice cake from
South East Asia made from rice that...
- ****ociations also make
their own
products like
banana chips, peanuts,
patupats and others. The
province also
produces a
substantial amount of fruits/crops...
- muni****lity is also
known for
other native rice
cakes such as tupig, pinais, and
patupat.
Established in 2000, the
festival includes colorful and
artistic presentations...
