6 Ilocano Dishes + Modern Recipe Versions to Try
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Ilocano dishes are known for their medley of vegetables and seafood, both of which are mostly flavored with bagoong (shrimp paste) and sukang Iloko (palm vinegar). Check out these recipes with fun twists on the regional dishes you know and love:
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Igado: Igado Pastel
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The Ilocano dish made of pork tenderloin and innards are encased in a golden, buttery pastry.
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Bagnet: Bagnet BurgersÂ
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Add a dollop of garlic aioli and some fresh vegetables to crunchy bagnet.Â
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ALSO TRY: Homestyle Bagnet
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Ilocos Empanada: Spicy Ilocos EmpanadaÂ
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This famous Ilocos snack gets a boost of spice and heat!
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Ilocos Longganisa: Ilocos Longganisa Tacos
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These tacos are quick, fuss-free, and proudly Pinoy!
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Vigan Longganisa: Vigan Longganisa and Aligue RiceÂ
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Pair garlicky longganisa with aligue rice to make it more indulgent. Don't forget to serve this with sukang Iloco for drizzling.Â
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Pinakbet: Pakbet Fried Rice with Crispy Lechon Kawali
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Try this classic Pinakbet recipe (made without kalabasa) or try combine it with a Pinoy favorite: lechon kawali.Â
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