The great Kulinarya Tagala expedition
Navigating the culinary map of the Southern Tagalog region, particularly the provinces of Quezon and Laguna.
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Navigating the culinary map of the Southern Tagalog region, particularly the provinces of Quezon and Laguna.
Published May 19, 2021, 10:00 AM When we talk about eggplants (or talong in Tagalog), many Filipinos visualize the long, purple vegetable used to make tortang talong, ensalada, pinakbet, and other favorite local recipes. But eggplants take different forms and varieties besides the prolific one in the Philippines and neighboring countries. One example is the Thai purple ribbed eggplant which is native to Thailand, has thicker flesh, and is less sweet than the local variety. ( Another eggplant variety is the European eggplant, or aubergine, also known as Italian eggplants in the USA. In Europe,...
1. Create a master plan According to Caballes, 90 percent of Bukid Amara’s revenue comes from foot traffic brought by the number of tourists who visit the farm. But when the COVID-19 pandemic began posing health risks for everyone, he knew that he had to shift his farm’s approach for it to survive this challenge. Luckily, he had a master plan for Bukid Amara which was separated into four phases. The first one was the creation of an urban farm called Grab&Grow which grows several kinds of vegetables and ornamental plants. By May 15, 2020, Grab&Grow was officially launched and served as...