I should have trusted my instincts though, as my kids and I did not like the taste one bit. I had to finish mine to prove them part of our deal that we have to eat whatever is served on the table. I don't want my kids to grow up being choosey with their food. Back home, they even eat tuyo and tinapa and they love it :) My tastebuds was able to distinguish its garlicky taste but there was a curious herb or spice that was used as well. And I could not, for the life of me, remember what it was. It tasted like cardamom or something that you smell from a Chinese drugstore. Am not too sure... where I've always boasted my husband to know the spices or herb used on a particular food. This time I would have to concede :) It might be something that the locals here love to include in their list of grocery items but for sure it won't be part of ours next time.
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am not so crazy about your picture, too. =)
So, did your kids get to finish their food?
yes they were able to finish, my eldest even asked for second servings at yung bunso kinain pa yung natira pero ako talagang eyew kew.... :) nung una kasi ayaw talaga nila pero nung habang tumatagal masarap daw ako basta hindi ko kaya pero hindi ko na sinabi sa kanila hehe
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