Favorite Pinoy food Combo- Puto and Dinuguan
Hi everyone! Today, I want to talk about one of my all-time favorite Filipino food combinations — puto and dinuguan. For those who may not be familiar, puto is a soft and fluffy steamed rice cake, usually slightly sweet. Dinuguan, on the other hand, is a savory and rich stew made with pork, garlic, vinegar, and pig’s blood — yes, it sounds unusual to some, but it’s absolutely delicious! Now you might be wondering, why do I love this combination so much? Well, it’s all about contrast. The sweet and mild taste of puto balances perfectly with the bold and savory flavor of dinuguan. It’s like they were made for each other — the puto soaks up the sauce, and every bite just melts in your mouth. I love dipping the puto into the thick, dark sauce and getting that explosion of flavor. Even if some people get a bit scared when they hear what’s in dinuguan, once they try it — especially with puto — they usually become fans right away! So if you haven’t tried this combo yet, I highly recommend it. You might just discover your next favorite comfort food! #PutoAtDinuguan #FilipinoFood #PinoyFavorites #ComfortFood #LutongBahay #ProudlyPinoy #FoodTalk #FoodiePh #SarapPinoy #PinoyClassic
Dinuguan w/ Puto
Price ₱95Worth itputo is a soft and fluffy steamed rice cake, usually slightly sweet. Dinuguan, on the other hand, is a savory and rich stew made with pork, garlic, vinegar, and pig’s blood.
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