Urgent reply/alternative needed Post "FRANK" damage

[shugar]

Are people reporting about the disaster still? I am going to Region V and VI next week to go diving with some friends from the US and was told to come here to see how things are going. Any more news yet from people?

INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos

Jag

 

[Hank49]

Bacon. I want lots and lots of bacon.

Z...

BACON ???!! I want uga....you just can't get good uga here...and crispy edged fried eggs...and garlic rice. Now that's a breakfast.
Boracay...and Filipinos in general are amazingly resiliant and bounce back to normal after typhoons. I guess one reason is you get a lot of practice. I've been in Boracay...1990..?? I forget, there were a few...where coconut trees blew down and two days later everything was cleaned up and you're thinking you only dreamed there was a typhoon.

 

[shugar]

BACON ???!! I want uga....you just can't get good uga here...and crispy edged fried eggs...and garlic rice. Now that's a breakfast.
Boracay...and Filipinos in general are amazingly resiliant and bounce back to normal after typhoons. I guess one reason is you get a lot of practice. I've been in Boracay...1990..?? I forget, there were a few...where coconut trees blew down and two days later everything was cleaned up and you're thinking you only dreamed there was a typhoon.

what's uga? is that a local sausage/ longanisa?

never heard of uga... i'll be in ilo-ilo tomorrow and if it's worth the taste, i'll try to track it down...

i like crispy-edged fried eggs... and with runny yolks... a true art to get it just right

Jag

 

[clgsamson]

how do you do crispy edged fried eggs? been ages since my last. Thanks Hank.....

 

[shugar]

how do you do crispy edged fried eggs? been ages since my last. Thanks Hank.....

very hot oil...

don't scoop or splash the oil onto the yolk...

Jag

 

[Hank49]

what's uga? is that a local sausage/ longanisa?

never heard of uga... i'll be in ilo-ilo tomorrow and if it's worth the taste, i'll try to track it down...

i like crispy-edged fried eggs... and with runny yolks... a true art to get it just right

Jag

Maybe I spelled it wrong. It's dried fish. The silver sprat looking one. What is dried fish in Tagalog?

 

[iris_ice]

you mean dark thick bubbly choco !!!! that after a small cup of it you would perspire and feel light headed !!! ahhhhh Coffee Beanery at tagaytay used to serve those hot thick chocos is little cups

dark choco mint... hmmm... but it's too sinful. better stick to my mint tea instead.

 

[iris_ice]

Maybe I spelled it wrong. It's dried fish. The silver sprat looking one. What is dried fish in Tagalog?

tuyo, daing, danggit.

don't know about "uga" :crazy3: must be another dialect?

 

[Hank49]

Uga (oo GAH) is what they call it in Iloilo and Antique.

Of course, no breakfast is complete without sinamak. Speaking of which, don't you call that suka (soo Kah) in Tagalog? Suka (SOO kah) in Ilonggo is vomit. Or vice versa....It'll come back to me when I get there in October. Apo Reef here we come....

 

[shugar]

has a wonderful lunch at some beach-side resto...

deepfried crispy catfish (hito) that was crunchy like a perfect chicharon... submerge in sinamak, calamansi, sili and toyo...

together with kilawing hipon, laing and a bunch of other stuff...

will try to find uga...

and suka is vomit in tagalog as well

Jag