Yep I'm a native food lover and these are my ultimate favorite dishes!
"Monggo with bittermelon leaves"
matched with...
"paksiw na galunggong"
My day is complete!
May you have happy times eating with family and friends!
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pengeeeeeee! i am a native food lover too! sabi ko nga kay K i can live with just bagoong and inihaw na talong or kamatis with bagoong everyday.
ReplyDeleteMongo? a type of bean? I have had bitter melon and it was, well bitter, but they put a lot of it on a plate...this looks marvelous.
ReplyDeleteby the way - i will try any food from other cultures - it makes me understand them better
ReplyDeleteThat's my kind of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Miss them so much.
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