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- noun A
Filipino ceviche dish consisting ofcubed raw fish marinated invinegar orcalamondin juice along with vegetables and spices.
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Examples
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Yes, we tried a few raw -- very fine -- and then a few cured in the kinilaw style invented by Filipino fishermen: doused in vinegar for five seconds before eating -- remarkable.
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Gie: Laughter is the best medicine, but this is the same reason why in most ... gailsky: excited na ako sa Bolinao pics mo ella! been there a couple of weeks ... ariel: Dyan sa Dagupan ako unang nakatikim ng kinilaw na bangus.
blog ni ella 2010
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Be nice if somebody, eh hmmm, posted a pic of "kinilaw na bariles" on their blog.
Simple America 2009
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So, Filipino kinilaw could be Arabic-influenced (they traded with us for centuries before Spain came to our shores) or it could be something common to Southeast Asia and the Pacific - there's a version in Samoa too.
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Aside from the lechon we also had the most sublime kinilaw
80 Breakfasts 2008
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From it 'ceviche' is also derived and is equivalent to the Filipino kinilaw.
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Just enough vinegar, a dash of salt, and the ever-present "sili" would give you this "to-crave-for" kinilaw.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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So, Filipino kinilaw could be Arabic-influenced (they traded with us for centuries before Spain came to our shores) or it could be something common to Southeast Asia and the Pacific - there's a version in Samoa too.
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From it 'ceviche' is also derived and is equivalent to the Filipino kinilaw.
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'tuba' or Ginebra and munching on their favorite 'sumsuman' - 'kinilaw nga isda' or 'kinilaw nga ko-ol.'
Sun.Star Network Online - Your Source of Philippine Community News 2009
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