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Sinangag (Tagalog pronunciation: [sinɐˈŋag]), also
called garlic fried rice or
garlic rice, is a
Filipino fried rice dish
cooked by stir-frying pre-cooked...
- also
known as "crab fat
fried rice" or "aligue
fried rice", is
similar to
sinangág, but with the
notable addition of
aligue (crab fat paste),
which turns...
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Silog is a
class of
Filipino breakfast dishes containing sinangag (garlic
fried rice) and
itlog ("egg"; in context,
fried egg "sunny side up"). They are...
- egg, it is
known as tapsilog, a
portmanteau of the
Tagalog words tapa,
sinangag (fried rice) and
itlog (egg). It
sometimes comes with atchara, pickled...
- It is a
variant of
sinangag (garlic
fried rice) and is
similar to
bagoong fried rice,
which uses
bagoong (shrimp paste).
Sinangag Fried rice Kiampong...
- it is used as an
ingredient of a
variant of
sinangag (Filipino
fried rice)
known as inaligíng
sinangág.
Bagoong Tomalley List of crab
dishes Nora Narvaez-Soriano...
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lunchtime combination called tosilog,
which name is a
portmanteau of tocino,
sinangág (garlic rice) and itlóg (egg,
which is
cooked either sunny-side up or scrambled)...
- ovens.
Traditional full
Filipino breakfast with
kesong puti, pandesal,
sinangag (garlic rice), and a
longganisa sausage Pandesal plastic-wrapped for the...
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English and
comes from the
practice of
pairing the beef
asado dish with
sinangag (garlic
fried rice) and a
light beef
broth soup; thus,
forming a complete...
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finely cubed potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, and/or cabbage), with a side of
sinangag (garlic
fried rice), and a
fried egg.
Another common way to eat corned...
