This dish was brought to Hawaii over half a century ago by Filipinos contracted to work on sugar plantations . You can even find it every day at Japanese and Chinese lunch shops and has been very popular amongst Hawaii's melting pot of nationalities for generations. It's also common to see locals have it for breakfast served with a fried egg on top.
Dinuguan is an acquired taste I'm Filipino I don't like it in my childhood but as soon as I tried and ate it I loved it the more vinegar the better to balance the taste and texture
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️ ❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️ ❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️ ❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️ ❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️ ❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️ ❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️ ❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️ ❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️ ❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️ ❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️ ❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️ ❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
I had my first dinuguan at a relative's party when we lived in the Philippines. They told me it was "chocolate" stew. So, the 8 year old me ate two bowls with puto and loved it! They forgot I'm part Irish german, my grandfather often served us drisheen and blutwurst, both blood sausages so dinuguan didn't faze me at all. Jokes on them!! 😂😂
I remember when I was pregnant I would always crave for dinuguan. And whenever we went to Filipino restaurants, I’ll see a few pregnant Filipinas eating dinuguan too! Too funny
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️ ❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️ ❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️ ❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️ ❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️ ❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️ ❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
Dinuguan like adobo also has a bunch of variations depending on the province. In our province, we cook dinuguan dried and we mix it with chicharon or kawali (whichever available), not too sour but kinda sweet and cruchy, with a touch of spice.
I love Dinuguan. It's made of pork blood, vinegar, pig stomach cut into mouth-sized slices, finger chili. Pork meat can also be added. I don't know exactly how it is prepared. Mother loves to cook it for our meals when I was a kid. Some religions like the Iglesia Ni Cristo don't eat it. But I'm a Born Again Christian. We can eat anything edible. It's really delicious, more so with a steaming rice on your plate.
There is usually at least one person that gets freaked out hearing there is blood in it before eating. I recommend letting people try the food first. Very good that they all ate it with rice (probably because they were all nervous about the blood). I would also recommend having people eat the Filipino way - with a spoon and fork. (So much easier to eat the meat and rice together with a spoon!)
Nah, its rude to feed someone something without explaining or describing what it is. Let them make the choice. You may unknowingly violate their cultural or religious beliefs. You may also trigger allergies. This is especially true with karekare since it contains peanuts.
Dinuguan is an acquired taste and I commend these ladies for even trying it. I love the girl’s energy in the black shirt she is so down I love it! The reaction of girl in the red shirt is priceless 👍👏😆 I almost felt bad
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️ ❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️ ❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️ ❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️ ❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️ ❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️ ❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
Guys I'm drooling already. I remember my sister in law when she visited the Philippines, she felt the same thing but then since she saw that my brother loves it, she tried and she was in love with it. 🙂🙂🙂
Actually Greek has this kind of dish Its called melas zomos black broth and it traces way way back then And its a part of ancient sparta army diet. Poland has this kind of food as well the dish name is czernina But the difference is its made of duck’s blood.
When i work in uae i had kenyan,indian and nepali friend who ate everything we served 😅😅,.they always said, as long as its edible eat it,.in return everything they served we eat,....they love sinigang we as well taught them how to cook,.everytime they go to vacation(they brought maybe 2 dozes of sinigang mix) 😊
It’s nice that they were game to try it. And it’s awesome that they loved it. I was hoping that the lady with the red jacket would try it again seeing that the others loved it. I need to try it later with sriracha.
The german BLUTWURST is cooked without vinegar so the blood remains reddish. Te French has Boudin Noir. Many other cultures all over the world eat dinuguan in many forms.
napaka importante sa diyos Ang pagkain na pinagsasaluhan at Hindi ipinagdadamot tulad ng mesa sa last supper bawat paa nun ay mga bansang nagkakaisa para walang magutom
i love dinuguan❤ sad , you cnt buy or theres no store here in japan that will sell you fresh blood. also try the pork blood barbecue. forgot the name 😅
Dinuguan is one of my favorites... absolutely wonderful, whether with rice or puto. The fun thing about is all the superstitious rumors that people use to scare others from it, like stories about the aswang. Of course there is no such thing, but I find the idea of being close to being an actual blood-sucking vampire pretty interesting. I'm also a big fan of Castlevania.
@markcamacho4501 Good to know that plenty of religious Filipinos probably don't know that one. I am Filipino. But I'm not religious, so this passage does not apply to me. I really don't care. Feel free not to consume it. However, what you can not do is tell me that I can't. In the meanwhile, I will be celebrating and enjoying Filipino culture and have pride in our cuisine. (Which probably is going to be considered a sin) Speaking of superstition, thanks for bringing out such a verse, however ironic.
My kids was born and raised in spain they are 24 and 20 now my older one loves to eat dinuguan, papaitan, bopis, but my younger one loves to eat pinakbet, sinigang tinola adobo but he doesn’t like dinuguan and pinapaitan. That is thi only Pinoy dish that he doesn’t like.
We don't use vinegar with dinuguan because once dinuguan becomes warm a white thing appears which is not pleasant. Haha! We use coconut milk instead. Haha
When I was a kid, my mother would always cook dinuguan, and it became my favorite because of its delicious taste. My mother is also an expert in cooking dinuguan. However, as I discovered that it is actually forbidden to eat according to the Bible, even though it tasted good, I stopped eating it and asked forgiveness from God for my ignorance.
Dinuguan should be pig intestine, liver, kidneys and other carcass. Tas yung sabaw naman niya is hindi kumpol2. Dapat parang sticky water ang consistency niyan. Apakasarap. However may iba't ibang version ang dinuguan pero yang nabanggit ko ang pinakamasarap sa lahat
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This dish was brought to Hawaii over half a century ago by Filipinos contracted to work on sugar plantations . You can even find it every day at Japanese and Chinese lunch shops and has been very popular amongst Hawaii's melting pot of nationalities for generations. It's also common to see locals have it for breakfast served with a fried egg on top.
I did not know this! That's amazing! It must be so interesting to see how food has evolved in Hawaii
Wow that is interesting!
True 🎉
can u give me links from ur claims? can't find any article tht said dinuguan originted outside the ph
@@noname-ro5tobrought to hawaii means, from Ph to Hawaii. 😂
Dinuguan is an acquired taste I'm Filipino I don't like it in my childhood but as soon as I tried and ate it I loved it the more vinegar the better to balance the taste and texture
Same😚👌
Not only its a acquired taste but also due to various religious beliefs people would not eat dinuguan
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️
❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️
❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️
❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️
❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️
❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️
❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
Sarap na sarap ako dati sa Dinuguan...but nong nalaman Kong dugo Pala Yun...at pinagbabawal ni God...nasusuka na ko bigla ...
It’s not an acquired taste but just the thought of it having blood with it. Do always try Filipino food, there’s nothing like it👌
Dont worry, paula! Its quite an acquired taste. Didnt love my first dinuguan until my mom made hers and I fell in love with Dinuguan.
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️
❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️
❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️
❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️
❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️
❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️
❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
....mmmmm masarap,manamit ang dinugusn with rice and coke cold ice weew,sarap
I had my first dinuguan at a relative's party when we lived in the Philippines. They told me it was "chocolate" stew. So, the 8 year old me ate two bowls with puto and loved it! They forgot I'm part Irish german, my grandfather often served us drisheen and blutwurst, both blood sausages so dinuguan didn't faze me at all.
Jokes on them!! 😂😂
hahaha 😂
I equate it those who like black pudding if it was without the casings and more soupy.
1:11 @@RandomsTVPH
I remember when I was pregnant I would always crave for dinuguan. And whenever we went to Filipino restaurants, I’ll see a few pregnant Filipinas eating dinuguan too! Too funny
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️
❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️
❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️
❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️
❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️
❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️
❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
likely your body craving the iron.
I love dinuguan. That's my fave dish growing up in the Philippines. Our neighbor cooks it sooo good 😊
Kaso masama din Ang diguan pag mataas sugar mo aatake Ang rayuma
Blood dishes existed during the time of the Spartans. It was a standard meal for young Spartan trainees that have proven thier worth.
Dinuguan like adobo also has a bunch of variations depending on the province. In our province, we cook dinuguan dried and we mix it with chicharon or kawali (whichever available), not too sour but kinda sweet and cruchy, with a touch of spice.
I love watching their reactions..❤❤❤
I love Dinuguan. It's made of pork blood, vinegar, pig stomach cut into mouth-sized slices, finger chili. Pork meat can also be added. I don't know exactly how it is prepared. Mother loves to cook it for our meals when I was a kid. Some religions like the Iglesia Ni Cristo don't eat it. But I'm a Born Again Christian. We can eat anything edible. It's really delicious, more so with a steaming rice on your plate.
There is usually at least one person that gets freaked out hearing there is blood in it before eating. I recommend letting people try the food first. Very good that they all ate it with rice (probably because they were all nervous about the blood). I would also recommend having people eat the Filipino way - with a spoon and fork. (So much easier to eat the meat and rice together with a spoon!)
Nah, its rude to feed someone something without explaining or describing what it is. Let them make the choice. You may unknowingly violate their cultural or religious beliefs. You may also trigger allergies. This is especially true with karekare since it contains peanuts.
I love the blondie... she's so brave and not scared of trying out new things 😊 I really like her vibes ..
I love these girls. They are so brave to try new things
Dinuguan is an acquired taste and I commend these ladies for even trying it. I love the girl’s energy in the black shirt she is so down I love it! The reaction of girl in the red shirt is priceless 👍👏😆 I almost felt bad
Ha, ha, ha! The blond girl is excited😂Not the 2 exotic looking girls😊
Hmmm interesting, never had dinuguan with Sriracha before but will definitely try it next time we have dinuguan😊
Dinuguan + lechon tapos white rice. Solid na combo.
I’ts fun just watching how they all reacted ❤
I really like that dish.. i always cook dinuguan.. thats my specialty.. thanks for sharing this
Malupit kabayan chuckie, Napa kain mo tlga sila.at sarap na sarap sila hu.
I originally didn't like dinuguan because its made from blood, but when I tasted it when I was a kid (like damn its good) 😂
I'm Filipino btw
Nagustuhan Ang Dinuguan sarap n sarap cla ngayon lang cla nakakain Ng ganoon
Enjoyed watching the lady in red she is scared as hell...😂😂😂😂seems to shocked of whats happening patikimin mo sila ng sisig at papaitan 😃😆🤪😜😊
I love the reaction with a blonde hair she really loves it awesome thank uou for liking filipino food
my kids loves eating dinuguan..btway,am fr North Carolina..enjoy guys..merci..
Chuck, PUTO is d perfect partner of Dinuguan, they loved Puto also❤😅😂
❣️ FORBIDDEN FOODS ❣️
❣️ Spanish Cuisine: Morcilla or spanish black blood sausage. Filipino Cuisine: dinuguan, batchoy, chicken pinikpikan (chicken beaten to death, also called "killing me softly chicken"), balot or balut (boiled 18 days old fertilized duck eggs) & any kind of food WITH BLOOD IN IT, & strangled animals & EASTER EGGS. ❣️
❣️ Concerning the Gentiles who believe, we have written and decided that they should observe no such thing, except that they should keep themselves from "THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS" (e.g. foods served at the feast/fiesta & EASTER EGGS), from "BLOOD" (any kind of food with blood in it), from "THINGS STRANGLED" (strangled animals), and from "SEXUAL IMMORALITY." > Acts21:25 ❣️
❣️ "IF YOU KEEP YOURSELVES FROM THESE, YOU WILL DO WELL." > Acts15:29 ❣️
❣️ The LORD said, "Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. I have given you all things, even as the green herbs." > Genesis9:3 ❣️
❣️ Only be sure that you "DO NOT EAT THE BLOOD", for the blood is the life; "YOU MAY NOT EAT THE LIFE(blood) WITH THE MEAT." (e.g. dinuguan, batchoy with blood, BALOT) You shall not eat it(blood); you shall pour it on the earth like water. You shall not eat it, "THAT IT MAY GO WELL WITH YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN AFTER YOU, WHEN YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD." > Deuteronomy12:23-25 ❣️
❣️ (The LORD said), I will set My face "'""AGAINST THAT PERSON WHO EATS BLOOD'""".. > Leviticus17:10 ❣️
Dinuguan is really good, as well as Sisig, Bopis and Papaitan
Sarap naman.. dito sa San Diego marami nyan.. lol especially sa LA hahahha.. lots of foreigners love filipino food❤.
Guys I'm drooling already. I remember my sister in law when she visited the Philippines, she felt the same thing but then since she saw that my brother loves it, she tried and she was in love with it. 🙂🙂🙂
One of my favorite Dinuguan. So yummy 😋
He prepared it with love clean and presentation ❤ he said I don't force you guys to eat it😊
Bossing crush ko tlga yung naka pula na jacket dati pa, siya tlga inaabangan ko sa mga vlog mo pasabi na lang salamat 😊
Scottish people usually cook pork blood stew without the pork meat, they soak it with oatmeal bar, then bake them in the oven.
Naglalaway ako, Kainis😂😂
The girl wearing black shirt on the left side is so adventurous😊
Actually Greek has this kind of dish
Its called melas zomos black broth and it traces way way back then
And its a part of ancient sparta army diet.
Poland has this kind of food as well the dish name is czernina
But the difference is its made of duck’s blood.
When i work in uae i had kenyan,indian and nepali friend who ate everything we served 😅😅,.they always said, as long as its edible eat it,.in return everything they served we eat,....they love sinigang we as well taught them how to cook,.everytime they go to vacation(they brought maybe 2 dozes of sinigang mix) 😊
They have that in Germany also, they actually have blood sausage, from pork also.
😂😂like ko ung nag llakay Ng chilli sauce 😊😊😅😅
ang swerte mo s tropa mo di maarte hehe..atapang.foodies gal
Nakaka tuwa. Pero kahit ako, pag naiisip ko , at kahit masarap, minsan nakaka walang gana pag naisip mo.
Amazing ,good eat , foreigner 👌👌👌
It’s nice that they were game to try it. And it’s awesome that they loved it. I was hoping that the lady with the red jacket would try it again seeing that the others loved it. I need to try it later with sriracha.
they like to eat more... I miss this food dinuguan..
Its really good 😁 just dont let them show how its made bec they will not eat it once they see how it made hahaha
The german BLUTWURST is cooked without vinegar so the blood remains reddish. Te French has Boudin Noir. Many other cultures all over the world eat dinuguan in many forms.
Thats my all time fave food Dinuguan❤❤❤
Dinuguan is one of the best
try mo din kabayan ipatikim sa kanila yong dinugoang bicol yong may gata at kalamansi...
filipinos are one of favorites😊❤🎉
The beautiful lady in black loves it.
"This is gas." Filipino food is underrated comfort food.
wow Dinuguan is my favourite food
The girl in red just can't get over that it's made with pork blood.
Sarap miyqn idol,,
It's black pudding in England , like a sausage . and they serving it during breakfast .
dinuguan!!! yummmm :)
Next Igado ilokano recipe naman....🍽️
yung last n tumikim kahit ano ata ihain mo jan kinakain eh,lagi nangunguna yan s tikiman eh hahaha
dinuguan dishes is not only in the Philippines, other Asian countries have their own version of dinuguan as well
I want to cook this but they don’t sell” fresh blood “ of pig
here in Japan . I miss Dinuguan !
Yobg magandang girl parang di siya kumain, hehehehehe.
I miss dinuguan !!!!
I'm half Filipina, grew up only eating Filipino food but I just can't bring myself to eat dinuguan
napaka importante sa diyos Ang pagkain na pinagsasaluhan at Hindi ipinagdadamot tulad ng mesa sa last supper bawat paa nun ay mga bansang nagkakaisa para walang magutom
This already here in the US since I can remember not just the Philippines but I believe any Filipino in the other countries as well.
Delicious 😍good
i love dinuguan❤ sad , you cnt buy or theres no store here in japan that will sell you fresh blood. also try the pork blood barbecue. forgot the name 😅
Well kinda glad to see they really liked it. Just notice where is the puto bumbong with it??😊😊
Dinuguan is one of my favorites... absolutely wonderful, whether with rice or puto.
The fun thing about is all the superstitious rumors that people use to scare others from it, like stories about the aswang.
Of course there is no such thing, but I find the idea of being close to being an actual blood-sucking vampire pretty interesting.
I'm also a big fan of Castlevania.
Levitico 17: 10-14
@markcamacho4501 Good to know that plenty of religious Filipinos probably don't know that one.
I am Filipino.
But I'm not religious, so this passage does not apply to me. I really don't care.
Feel free not to consume it. However, what you can not do is tell me that I can't.
In the meanwhile, I will be celebrating and enjoying Filipino culture and have pride in our cuisine. (Which probably is going to be considered a sin)
Speaking of superstition, thanks for bringing out such a verse, however ironic.
I prefer eating it with fried garlic or like chicharon bituka to add some crunch.
Blood sausage is also eaten in Germany and scotland. No different than dinuguan
Karumal -dumal po sa DIOS ANG PAGKAIN NG DUGO..,..
My kids was born and raised in spain they are 24 and 20 now my older one loves to eat dinuguan, papaitan, bopis, but my younger one loves to eat pinakbet, sinigang tinola adobo but he doesn’t like dinuguan and pinapaitan. That is thi only Pinoy dish that he doesn’t like.
It also exists on Guam, but we call it Fritada
You guys so Brave ❤
Dinaguan looks and the contents maybe disgusting for a lot of people, but believe me it taste freaking amazing.
Intan is like under anesthesia 🤣🤣🤣
Nag laway na ko
Ladies it's soooo good! Esp if it's all pork meat..
We don't use vinegar with dinuguan because once dinuguan becomes warm a white thing appears which is not pleasant. Haha! We use coconut milk instead. Haha
I do like the reaction of the lady (right)besides chuckie
😍😋 yummy
When I was a kid, my mother would always cook dinuguan, and it became my favorite because of its delicious taste. My mother is also an expert in cooking dinuguan. However, as I discovered that it is actually forbidden to eat according to the Bible, even though it tasted good, I stopped eating it and asked forgiveness from God for my ignorance.
Now I wanna try that Sriracha with the dunuguan 😂
There is a ramen soup in Thailand thsyt have pork blood too
Every culture has a blood dish. Ilocanos just have a better constitution than most
Dinuguan should be pig intestine, liver, kidneys and other carcass. Tas yung sabaw naman niya is hindi kumpol2. Dapat parang sticky water ang consistency niyan. Apakasarap. However may iba't ibang version ang dinuguan pero yang nabanggit ko ang pinakamasarap sa lahat
Blood stew/stew are eaten in some European countries also.
Tell them better with wine ( pulutan)..👍
shes the one that doesnt want to go outside her comfort zone.
ang dami mong chix bro
This is best with really really hot steamed rice
Thatviands prepare very clean
I wanna eat, I feel hungry too..
Walang gumamit ng kutsara. Nice video btw.
I love dinuguan with papaya ughh the unli rice yea sorry diet.
Dinuguan is also delicacy in L.A,😅LOS Angeles Pampanga 😅proud Pinoy
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