FOOD BLOG
SEA FOODS IN SINDANGAN ZAMBO.DEL NORTE
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After hours of traveling and exploring the twin cities of Dipolog and Dapitan in Zamboanga del Norte, a bus load of Davao media people were treated to Sindangan’s sutokil or sugba (grilled), towa or tinola (fish soup), and kil (kinilaw). Raw fillets of fish so tender soaked in the subtle sour sauce of the kinilaw proved to be a fitting appetizer for the feast. It must have been the coconut vinegar that made it so delicious. Having tasted quite a number of kinilaw done in different ways, Sindangan’s version way was a winner.
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On the table were servings of large panga (jaw) grilled just right so that it was still juicy.
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Good thing I saw the big fish after eating, or else I wouldn’t have been able to eat its schoolmate
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The adobo squid meat was tender, showing that it was done right. Overdoing the squid would have made its meat chewy.
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