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Pinakbet (also
called pakbet) is an
indigenous Filipino dish from the
northern regions of the Philippines.
Pinakbet is made with a
variety of
mixed vegetables...
- the Philippines,
similar to
pinakbet. It is
classified as a
bagoong (fermented fish sauce) soup-based dish.
Unlike pinakbet,
dinengdeng contains fewer...
- şakşuka and türlü (Turkish), a****sandali (Georgian), lecsó (Hungarian),
pinakbet (Filipino),
ghiveci (Romanian) and
zaalouk (Moroccan).
Different parts...
- by
their own
unique names, such as
Bicol express,
laing and
variants of
pinakbet,
which nonetheless fall
under the
ginataan category because they use coconut...
- It can also be used as an
ingredient or
paired with
other dishes like
pinakbet and dinardaraan.
Bagnet is
traditionally dipped in vinegar-based sauces...
-
ground beef and
oyster sauce, or with eggs and
diced tomato. The dish
pinakbet, po****r in the
Ilocos region of Luzon,
consists mainly of
bitter melons...
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tomato sauce), kare-kare (oxtail and
vegetables cooked in
peanut sauce),
pinakbet (kabocha squash, eggplant, beans, okra,
bitter melon, and
tomato stew flavored...
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ingredient Pinakbet –
usually includes bitter melon, and is an
indigenous Filipino dish from the
northern regions of the Philippines.
Pinakbet is made from...
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though it can be
prepared and
cooked faster in the pan than the pork.
Pinakbet is a
pescatarian alternative for the
Bicol express dish. This dish originates...
- all-vegetable dish
called utan, or are
stewed in bagoong-based
dishes such as
pinakbet and dinengdeng.
Other Filipino dishes that have
yardlong beans as ingredients...
