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    Idol’s Eatery, a roadside eatery at the back of Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, is known for its three dishes — dinakdakan, fried bara and fried bagis.

    These dishes, made of everything but pig meat, are popular with the male locals who treat them as bar chow.

    Dinakdakan was composed of chopped pig’s brain, tongue, ears and everything you see in a pig’s face (except the eyeballs).

    These were boiled, grilled and mixed with mayonnaise, which masked the taste of pig's brain. The texture was crunchy and the taste was sour; it would be understandable if you mistook this for just chopped pork since it's also mixed with pig meat and skin. It was nearly as good as eating a crispy lechon.

    The next two dishes were served with two kinds of dips: pig's blood and vinegar.

    Fried bagis, made of pig's intestines, tasted good with vingear. Fried bara, made with pig's lungs, had a mettalic taste and weird texture which softened when mixed with vinegar. These two dishes were quite oily and so a cold bottle of beer was in order to wash down the taste.



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    I've eaten Dinakdakan and very tasty it was too

    My days of sampling roadside foods are very few and far between the older I get

    Not fond of lungs. Although the other day I had some kind of fish lungs ...... it was tasty too


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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    I've eaten Dinakdakan and very tasty it was too

    My days of sampling roadside foods are very few and far between the older I get

    Not fond of lungs. Although the other day I had some kind of fish lungs ...... it was tasty too
    Sorry Peter, rather you than me, can't eat my yummy Shredded Wheat now, just put me off having breakfast!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Parnham View Post
    Sorry Peter, rather you than me, can't eat my yummy Shredded Wheat now, just put me off having breakfast!
    Shredded Wheat? What's wrong with good old Black Pudding with eggs and bacon?


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    Fish lungs Peter? I was sure they had gills.
    If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up


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    Quote Originally Posted by SimonH View Post
    Shredded Wheat? What's wrong with good old Black Pudding with eggs and bacon?
    I have a different breakfast every morning of the week Simon!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve.r View Post
    Fish lungs Peter? I was sure they had gills.
    Probably lost in translation
    Lungfish ??

    Don't they also have lungs


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    I had a craving for British black pudding over Christmas

    Just not available here.

    I knew I should have shipped over that sausage machine.
    Keep thinking about good old British bangers

    Funny the food you miss when it's just not available


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