Saturday, July 16, 2011

Feature:

Kinunot

By Pepin

Does “kinunot” ring a bell? Certainly not! Most people would think of it as a local handicraft or some kind of bird, but it is actually a dish from the province of Antique. 

This local specialty is made from either a Dorado fish or Pagui fish, which are abundant in the northern part of the province. It has a sour-spicy blend and it is a perfect side dish. It goes well with pork barbecue and grilled fish. It also drives your appetite, so expect to eat more than your average serving on plate.

1 comment:

  1. LOL! see Antique has more than meets the eye!
    kitams!! only in Antique...

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