RE: Supporting Local Business - A Visit to Valencia Local Market

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It is wonderful to hear about your experience in Mindanao. We are abundant in food, so we are widely known as the Food Basket of the Philippines. Yes, you are right; you can just ask your neighbor for malunggay leaves, chayote, or any fruit from their backyard. My neighbor has mango trees and coconut trees. I will just go there and ask for it. Just yesterday, I got some green mangoes I was craving, and I also got some chilies from our backyard and put them in my homemade ginamos (fermented fish). So my craving is solved, hahaha.



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Missed those green mangoes and boiled bananas dipped in "ginamos" after siesta time.🤩 I remember when we were living in Davao de Oro, after the siesta, our helper would cook "mundoy" bananas(if you know the variety. It's a small type of banana which is yellow orange and so sweet and delectable when cooked), and I always asked for "ginamos," which my Mom made. The ginamos she always makes are the "turnos" (tiny anchovies) that she bought from her fish vendor, "suki". She would make an omelette and some portion she makes "ginamos" with plenty of garlic from Ilocos which makes the fermented fish so palatable when cooked. Yay! I'm craving for it now!🤣🤣🤣

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