The Filipino food culture is so diverse, with a very colorful history indeed, that there’s more than meets the eye.
Next to Baguio, Chef Sandy Daza’s adventure in Iloilo and Guimaras unearths the islands’ best kept secrets. The Ilonggo cooking lexicon teems with age-old words. We will get to feast our eyes on a traditional tabuan fare, prepared by Chef Tibong Jardeleza, and get to know what KBL means to Ilonggos.
On the other side of centuries-old recipes that give prominence and so much character to Ilonggo food, individual creative ingenuity lends additional life to the local food scene. Take the case of batchoy, no two names are the same.
FoodPrints Iloilo and Gumaras will surely excite the foodie in you. April 19 and 26 (Sundays) at 8 PM on the Lifestyle Network.
You will come across pastries with names like hojaldres, kinamonsil, rosquetes, biscocho principe, bañadas, biscocho de caña, everlasting, etc..
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Hi,
My name is Sam, and I was there with my wife and friends at Madge’s Cafe when Sandy Daza was there. We were the ones interviewed by Sandy (the foreigner group!). We’re all curious when the show will be showing!
Hi, Sam! It’s been aired but you can still catch the episode on the Lifestyle Network as there are reruns. Check the Lifestyle Network on FB for the FoodPrints sked.