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Pinangat or
Pangat is a
Filipino term
originating from the verb
pangat ("to cook [fish] in a broth"), it can
refer to:
Laing (food), also
simply called...
- paste. It
originates from the
Bicol Region,
where it is
known simply as
pinangat.
Laing is also a type of
ginataan (Filipino
dishes cooked in
coconut milk)...
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Pinangat na isda, also
called pangat na isda, is a
Filipino dish from
Southern Luzon consisting of fish and
tomatoes stewed in a
broth soured with fruits...
- term, however, can vary
substantially depending on what is
being cooked.
Pinangat na isda may
sometimes also be
referred to as paksiw,
though it is a different...
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Other Filipino dishes that are
similar to
sinigang but
distinct include pinangat na isda from
Southern Luzon and
linarang from Cebu. Both of
which also...
- term sinigang, but
there are
other regional dishes like sinampalukan,
pinangat na isda, cansi, and
linarang which are
cooked slightly differently. The...
- its
finest delicacy—
Pinangat, a
Bicolano food
delicacy made
primarily of taro leaves. With this re****tion, it
hosts the
Pinangat Festival annually in...
- used in
Philippine cuisine, ****ing up
dishes like sinigang, dinuguan,
pinangat, kilawin, paksiw, and sisig. Bird's eye
chili "Sili".
Philippine Medicinal...
- type of
Bicol express variants is one of Bicol's
other signature dishes,
Pinangat (or Laing)
which is
exactly the same as the
Bicol express's
original recipe...
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added as a
souring agent for
common Filipino dishes such as sinigang,
pinangat and paksiw. It can be sun-dried for
preservation and used as a ****e. It...
