No, this isn’t a post about the 2019 film that gave Olivia Colman her first Oscar.
This is about another favorite.
When I was living in HKG, one of my Chinese colleagues asked me what my favorite Filipino food was. After hearing the query, my mind went blank. Mainly because I didn’t have any.
Growing up, a lot of the food we were served were more Spanish than Filipino. Which could be the reason why I didn’t have a particular Filipino dish that could be considered a fave.
Eventually, it came to me. The answer to my colleagues’ question was: Ginataang Halo-Halo.
They would usually cook this at home for merienda. We were usually part of the cooking process - taking the “malagkit” and forming them into balls. And oftentimes, i’d be making cubes instead of balls.
Until now, I can never resist a good bowl of Ginataang Halo-Halo. Whether it’s from a restaurant or home cooked, i’ll never miss eating a bowl (or two).
But of course, nothing compares to homemade and home-cooked Ginataan. Just like this one:
Yup, I finished 2 bowls of this.
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