Singkamas .."Turnip" in English.... One of the bests thirst quencher ... Pag nagustuhan mo ang lasa. Masarap yang isawsaw sa suka na may konting sugar.. black pepper or chili.
This is Philippines. Lovely people's, safe country, normal life, nice and perfect place to live, nice foods to eat. Enjoy and welcome to your new home.
It's lovely watching you all together, I like singkamas is like turnip and is really good to make fresh Lumpia, so enjoy the rest of the holidays with your family .. 👪
Nothing better like a relaxing family time at the family farm...so reminded me of my childhood when my parents and grandparents were all still alive. Treasure every precious moment Sus&Jon, there's nothing like it in life.
I know it felt so good to be with your parents in your new home in the Philippines, after a long time, isnt it? I do feel homesick here in California because it’s been 12 yrs I haven’t visit my family in Manila, especially my twin sister, but I don’t have my parents anym re, both are deceased more than 10yrs ago. At least now you enjoyed a few days in El Nido and Coron with them an I’m sure they had been very happy with you and Jonathan. See you on your next blog.
i thought your parents would stay longer. i find their stay is quite short. but i’m happy they were able to visit you and see the Philippines and enjoyed it ❤
Sadly they only had 2 weeks! They are running a business now in Hungary that they can't abandone longer for now. They will be back soon tho hopefully even longer 🤗
Hope your parents enjoyed their stay in the Philippines, I can understand their difficulties understanding the local dialects. But you're a smart and brave person you know how to deal with local people around the area wherever you go. Enjoy life in the Philippines' paradise.
Susie, 2 weeks of your parents vacation here in the Philippines is too short. They have to see more of the beautiful places of our country and 1 month of stay is just enough.
To be honest with about your parents.. I think they are so adjusted to there in the Philippines that they seem so comfortable they would probably wouldn't mind living the rest of their lifes there... then of course with being with their beautiful daughter makes it easier :)
Susie, we slice the singkamas, sprinkle with vinegar, red chili, and salt. Place it in the bowl with cover and shake it to blend all ingredients together. Somehow, it taste good. I learned this from my friends. Be careful of the chili and salt. You don't like it too hot and salty. Experiment it first. You can control all the additives the way you like it. 😊
@Susie in the Philippines I hope you like it. You can do the same to the raw mango. Preferably Indian mango. The other type of mango is good too, but some people love it with shrimp bagoong. 😁
Singkamas or Jicama reminds me of my childhood. We biked always to Jicama farm in our barangay and we use it for salad, egg rolls, lumpia, and vegetable stirfry
Hope they try local fish like Catfish or Hito and hope you can tour them in BGC or in Makati district before they leave Philippines and it was nice to see your both parents enjoying their stay here!♥️
I believe Susie’s parents practice more vegetarian diet, occasional pescatarians. So that is why no balut, & Susie explained in a previous vlog that’s why she doesn’t eat balut either though she eats other Phil. eggs. Like the red ones, century eggs I think they’re called.
Singkamas is Jicama in English. It is from Mexico, brought over by the Spanish (we got its name from the ancient Nahuatl name for it - Xicamatl). Jicama is a vine, turnip is a leafy vegetable. They are not closely related at all, although the jicama is sometimes called "Mexican turnip."
Who knows, maybe 5-10 years from now, your parents will be living with you in your own hundred-acre hacienda with your pet farm animals roaming around the property, while you're chilling beside your own personal river/waterfalls, as you are watching your kids splashing on the water with Pixel. 🥰
*_im sure, your parents will miss their Ph life when they left our country... singkamas (turnip)😊 is vegetables but almost consider fruit on summer time. best match with alamang bagoong when chilled!_*
HOPING YOU MADE A SWEET GOOD MEMORY WITH YOUR PARENTS VISIT TRAVEL WITH YOUR FIANCE AROUND THE PHILIPPINES. TCR SUSIE AND ENJOY YOUR STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR LIFE
Next time bring them To “boracay”❤❤❤second best island!!! The first best island is el nido pakawan & u were right for bringing them There first!! Looking forward to see them In the future in besutiful Boracay!❤
Yes in the balcans, russia & france & italy have turnips!!! But not as famous as in china, philippines & central asia… but it thought originated in hellinistic europe yah at balcans, greece, macedonia… i been all over europe but yes i havent seen this turnips!!! Maybe in france i did see…also in Uk
Singkamas .."Turnip" in English.... One of the bests thirst quencher ... Pag nagustuhan mo ang lasa. Masarap yang isawsaw sa suka na may konting sugar.. black pepper or chili.
Soon,you're Parents will be leaving Our Tropical Country...we will Miss the in your YT..We really have FUN WATCHING THEM in their Philippine Sojourn.
Hello susie.. Napaka simple ng pamilya mo.. Nakakatuwa sila.
This is Philippines. Lovely people's, safe country, normal life, nice and perfect place to live, nice foods to eat. Enjoy and welcome to your new home.
It's lovely watching you all together, I like singkamas is like turnip and is really good to make fresh Lumpia, so enjoy the rest of the holidays with your family .. 👪
The delight in your mom's face having a pix with Dodong is so precious and contagious! ❤
Nothing better like a relaxing family time at the family farm...so reminded me of my childhood when my parents and grandparents were all still alive. Treasure every precious moment Sus&Jon, there's nothing like it in life.
Your parents are so cool, they can easily blend with the Filipino culture and life. Awesome!
Your parents are wonderful people. Very appreciative of a simple life. Warm regards 🫶🏼🫶🏼
I like Philippines coz it's no winter season, lovely friendly people, fresh fruit, etc.. free country I should indeed say 😊😊
Love the interaction between your mom and lola, though there's communication barrier.❤
I know it felt so good to be with your parents in your new home in the Philippines, after a long time, isnt it? I do feel homesick here in California because it’s been 12 yrs I haven’t visit my family in Manila, especially my twin sister, but I don’t have my parents anym re, both are deceased more than 10yrs ago. At least now you enjoyed a few days in El Nido and Coron with them an I’m sure they had been very happy with you and Jonathan. See you on your next blog.
Sweet family!!!❤❤ very good daughter to her parents!!❤❤ kudos susie you are the best daughter!!!❤❤ great jonathan!! Great humble husband!!!❤❤
I’m happy your parents enjoyed the country lifestyle in rural Philippines!
Kohlrabi also in Germany but singkamas is sweet how nice to see your parents enjoying in the Philippine. Godbless you all.
Hi? Susie and family? What a wonderful parents
Sooo Sweet seeing your Mom & Lola having Quality time together even with that Language barrier!😅❤
I got a good laugh with your mom and lola talking in different language at each other. 😊 Wonder how they understand each other.
i thought your parents would stay longer. i find their stay is quite short. but i’m happy they were able to visit you and see the Philippines and enjoyed it ❤
Sadly they only had 2 weeks! They are running a business now in Hungary that they can't abandone longer for now. They will be back soon tho hopefully even longer 🤗
That was very love trip. mommy and Lola communicating in different language, we thought it was cute. Thanks & be safe.
Very simple and humble family Godbless
Thank you for sharing these memories with us. 🙌
Enjoy your time with your parents and family
happy to see your family enjoying Phillippines province life God bless
Haha Pixel is certified river tour guide now. 😂❤ I Love the instant noodles with boiled eggs and mixed with vegetables satisfying for me. 😋
You have a beautiful soul
it's always hard leaving a beautiful place like Palawan. i remembered crying on the plane 😅😅😅😅
You're parents are so wonderful and you're in law 💜 I think same my age seniors like me ❤️
Hope your parents enjoyed their stay in the Philippines, I can understand their difficulties understanding the local dialects. But you're a smart and brave person you know how to deal with local people around the area wherever you go. Enjoy life in the Philippines' paradise.
I hope your mom and dad enjoyed their stay in the Philippines. God bless you Susie and Jonathan.
Singkamas ay masarap ding isahog sa lumpiang sariwa.
I luv ur parents sure they just like n luv our country too..
Susie, 2 weeks of your parents vacation here in the Philippines is too short. They have to see more of the beautiful places of our country and 1 month of stay is just enough.
your mother is so wholesome. I love her hehe
To be honest with about your parents.. I think they are so adjusted to there in the Philippines that they seem so comfortable they would probably wouldn't mind living the rest of their lifes there... then of course with being with their beautiful daughter makes it easier :)
Enjoy bonding with your parents💕
Susie, we slice the singkamas, sprinkle with vinegar, red chili, and salt. Place it in the bowl with cover and shake it to blend all ingredients together. Somehow, it taste good. I learned this from my friends. Be careful of the chili and salt. You don't like it too hot and salty. Experiment it first. You can control all the additives the way you like it. 😊
That sounds so good I've never tried it that way! I'll make sure to prepare some 🤗
@Susie in the Philippines I hope you like it. You can do the same to the raw mango. Preferably Indian mango. The other type of mango is good too, but some people love it with shrimp bagoong. 😁
Singkamas or Jicama reminds me of my childhood. We biked always to Jicama farm in our barangay and we use it for salad, egg rolls, lumpia, and vegetable stirfry
Beautiful family ❤❤
new subscriber first time I watch your video I love it. thanks u liked to stay in our country.
A water root for summer always singing in the heat of Summer.
Kholrabi. Yah your dad’s right the jicama is equivalent to kholrabi. ❤ Susie, the Singkamas or jicama is best for Fresh Lumpia. 😋
Hope they try local fish like Catfish or Hito and hope you can tour them in BGC or in Makati district before they leave Philippines and it was nice to see your both parents enjoying their stay here!♥️
Jicama Mexican turnip is the English name for singkamas I think. One of my favorites. Glad your parents like it.
Wow! What a fun day family!
Wow! So nice to be in a farm.❤️
You can put solar lights around the pool to lighten it up.
Happy family! I love your vlogs Susie❤
I like your dad,his not afraid trying Any kinds of fruit that he see ,did he try balut?.hehehe maybe checking all your videos later
I believe Susie’s parents practice more vegetarian diet, occasional pescatarians. So that is why no balut, & Susie explained in a previous vlog that’s why she doesn’t eat balut either though she eats other Phil. eggs. Like the red ones, century eggs I think they’re called.
Hello Susie! A ferjem Magyar es nemreg koltoztunk Cabanatuan ba. Szuperjo lenne talalkozni ha van kedvetek! Udv
Enjoy Guys
Hi Susie & Jonthan, show your mom and dad fireflies, feeding hogs, carabao pulling carts and let them ride in!
SINGKAMAS - TURNIPS! :-)
Singkamas is Jicama in English. It is from Mexico, brought over by the Spanish (we got its name from the ancient Nahuatl name for it - Xicamatl). Jicama is a vine, turnip is a leafy vegetable. They are not closely related at all, although the jicama is sometimes called "Mexican turnip."
Singkamas deep in vinegar with salt or seeet spicy bagoong alamang
your parents are very cool;
Black pepper vinegar is usually always sea salt the best for Singkamas singing vegetables from soil, Thanks everyone
Seems like you have a very nice parents and can tell they are enjoying their vacation ❤
shout out from Riyadh Saudi Arabia
drink more water guys,is sooo hot in the Philippines. keep safe always.❤😊
Wow enjoying your blog ❤
Nice family gathering ❤️😍
Who knows, maybe 5-10 years from now, your parents will be living with you in your own hundred-acre hacienda with your pet farm animals roaming around the property, while you're chilling beside your own personal river/waterfalls, as you are watching your kids splashing on the water with Pixel. 🥰
5 yrs ako dyan sa Coron mganda dyan ang problema lang dyan yong tubig walang mapagkukunan ng tubig na maayos dyan.
This is your farm susie?
Congrats
Enjoy watching 🥰🥰♥️👍♥️
Love is the language everyone can understand regardless
*_im sure, your parents will miss their Ph life when they left our country... singkamas (turnip)😊 is vegetables but almost consider fruit on summer time. best match with alamang bagoong when chilled!_*
Singkamas is turnip in English, it can be eaten raw or as a vegetable used in cooking.
Susie vege called turnip in english tagalog singkamas susie u down to earth to ur parent i love it.😀😚 Sweet Home ✨
🏠❤🏠💃💛🏃🎶🎶
👍👍👍🌅🌸🌸🌸🌺🌺🌺❤❤❤.WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
Amazing
HOPING YOU MADE A SWEET GOOD MEMORY WITH YOUR PARENTS VISIT TRAVEL WITH YOUR FIANCE AROUND THE PHILIPPINES. TCR SUSIE AND ENJOY YOUR STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR LIFE
Hi. We call it singkamas, they call it Jicama or hikama here in US...😊
Pixel or Pixar is so cuteeee especially that swimming scene 😖🤗
Love it
Your parents enjoy.eating , tropical fruits and root crops , just give let them.try Boiled Sweet Potatoes , Casava and Banans 👍🏻❤🇵🇭
Singkamas or Turnip is beSt eaten cold. Put in the ref or soak on a jar filled with water and ice prior eating. 😋😎
Sounds so good it will be even more refreshing!
@@SusieinthePhilippines Indeed! It's a must-try. 👍🏻😊
Singkamas or jicama as it is popularly know in West n countries, is a popular summer root crop.
Hahahahahaha i hade to much laugh about your mother and lola. 😂😂😂😂 I hope they understand each other. 😅
Next time bring them
To “boracay”❤❤❤second best island!!! The first best island is el nido pakawan & u were right for bringing them
There first!! Looking forward to see them
In the future in besutiful
Boracay!❤
Mabuhay😘
Singkamas is turnips in English 🎉❤🎉 peel slice and eat as it is or put some vinegar 😊
im here again my friend❤ visiting see you around
Thank you for watching again 🤗
It's also kohlrabi in English. :P
The real province life in PH during summer it's very very hot even at night
Yes so so so hot right now! Even aircon can fight it haha
How long your parents will stay in the Philippines? Looks like they are having fun
Nice....
Singkamas is turnip in english!! A lot in U.S & i guess in europe!!!its nice if u dip
It to salt but europeans i guess u like to dip it with sugar!!❤❤
I miss singkamas (turnip)dip with suka at asin 😋
...Hi Susie...Singkamas is Turnip...in English
Yes in the balcans, russia & france & italy have turnips!!! But not as famous as in china, philippines & central asia… but it thought originated in hellinistic europe yah at balcans, greece, macedonia… i been all over europe but yes i havent seen this turnips!!! Maybe in france i did see…also in Uk
Here in the U.S. we call singkamas "JICAMA" mexicans eat them too here.
Singkamas with suka and asin for me. It is called turnips i think.
Cute dog 😊😊
I love Makopa
Singkamas they we call it Jamaica in the US
Hello❤
Turnips is much more savoury when cold or with vinegar
Sounds good with vinegar!!
your parents will be back soon. maybe Christmas
Singkamas..jincamas..turnip
How’s the Manila Airport experience? I wanna know! 😅
Next time they should stay for more than a month and try the north.
That would be amazing!!