Guest the_eight_of_orbs Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 Check out Boingbong's in the heart of timog.Nice cold blooded meals in the heart of qc. OX brain at berus also in timog What do u mean by cold bloodied meals? Quote Link to comment
Guest the_eight_of_orbs Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 eh yung baboy, baka, manok di ba kawawa? pareho lang naman silang mga hayop di ba ang baboy, manok, baka ay di mo binibigyan ng pangalan, inaaruga, kinakausap, tulad ng pag alaga mo sa aso... parang u killed a family member Quote Link to comment
Guest the_eight_of_orbs Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 corned beef and CHEEZ WHIZ post na lang kung may nakatikim na sa inyo masarap! ketchup and chippy sa sinangag! :boo: winner yaaaan! :boo: Quote Link to comment
Guest the_eight_of_orbs Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 i've tried raw turtle eggs from Tawi-Tawi. parang balot lang ang lasa. mainit init pa. Then i realized na may umiiyak pala na mother pawikan dun sa kinain ko. i also tried adobong bayawak from sariyaya quezon and sinangag na beetles and locusts sa pampanga. crunchy. kaya lang minsan matitinga ka sa mga legs nila. :evil: tsk tsk tsk kawawang pawikan... Quote Link to comment
eytch Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 corned beef and CHEEZ WHIZ post na lang kung may nakatikim na sa inyo Este Exotic food ba yan. how about meatloaf with peanut butter. Ati dba masarap si Bambi. muah miss na kita. :* Quote Link to comment
Zerreit Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 I never thought corned beef and Cheez Whiz can now be classified as EXOTIC FOOD. If that's the case, then has anyone of you tried eating Sardines straight out of a can? :lol: :lol: Sheesh..... <_< Quote Link to comment
fatso8 Posted May 8, 2004 Share Posted May 8, 2004 dude pig's brain is a basic ingredient for sisig. that makes it all sticky and shyet... some people opt for mayonnaise para di masyadong icky What?! Really?! I guess, di ko lang cya kainin if served na buo. :sick: Quote Link to comment
helmett Posted May 9, 2004 Share Posted May 9, 2004 I tried the eel several times. Very nutritious. Its a delicacy in china and eaten during cold weather coz pampainit ng katawan, but ok din during ordinary days. Not really advisable for us here in the Philippines coz we're so overpopulated already. Quote Link to comment
helmett Posted May 9, 2004 Share Posted May 9, 2004 Ok rin yung sawa but the one I tried is made into soup na so kinda minced na yung meat. After effects is similar to the eel. Can't advise it to couples who are under family planning. Quote Link to comment
kookaroots Posted May 11, 2004 Share Posted May 11, 2004 nakakain na ako ng exotic foods dun sa Exotik Restaurant in Laguna ... i tried yun adobo sa gata na sawa and masarap sya kaya lang medyo nag-init katawan ko hehehe ... i also tried yun adobo sa gata naman na bayawak 2nd time i went there, mas trip ko pa din yun sawa :evil: ... next time try ko ostrich steaks nila Quote Link to comment
basted Posted May 13, 2004 Share Posted May 13, 2004 sa danny's grill sa timog. meron clang adobong usa.. ok din at masarap ang exotic food sa danny's grill..!!! try it to belive it..!!! Quote Link to comment
Anaheim Posted May 15, 2004 Share Posted May 15, 2004 Rabbit meat dipped in carrot sauce, how ironic isn't it? Quote Link to comment
jazzmine777 Posted May 16, 2004 Share Posted May 16, 2004 ang natikman ko lang ay ibong mayamaya, palakang bukid, century egg( favorite). gusto ko matikman, soup no.5 saka sawa! Quote Link to comment
Magaling Posted May 17, 2004 Share Posted May 17, 2004 Here's my list: I've tried corcodile meat, stingray and ostrich meat in Singapore. Kangaroo meat in Australia. Snake and turtle meat in Vietnam. Bat meat (paniki) in Malaysia. Ants sprikled all over a vegetable salad in Thailand. Also tried sauteed scorpion. Here in the Philippines: tapang usa (deer meat), inihaw na baboy damo, adobong dagang bukid, guinea pig (dagang kosta) stew, stewed rabbit meat, adobong salagubang, ginataang kuhol at pritong palaka. Aside from the usual pork, beef, chicken, fish, and lamb meats. My rule is: Better to eat than be eaten. Quote Link to comment
chefwannabe Posted May 17, 2004 Share Posted May 17, 2004 Grabe, astig mo Magaling!!! You've been to so many places and have eaten so many exotic foods more than anyone... Probably, the most exotic I've ever eaten is Paniki when I was still young. My cousin would catch one near our house using tirador. I don't know how he prepares it for cooking afterwards, but he fried it back then... It smelled kinda weird but it tasted like chicken... I also like insects they call it "ar-arawan" in Ilocos. You could find them sa lakes. They burrow in the soil/sand. Once, my bro and I chanced upon some in Karayan lake in Pangasinan. However meager our catch, we brought them home and had our lolo cook it for us. Parang paksiw lang ang timpla.. Pero it's cooked till it absorbs all the seasonings tapos it is sauteed till it's crunchy!! Yumyum!!! I think I've eaten salagubang na din... Happy eating everyone!! Quote Link to comment
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