- sign of fertility, and is
suitable for
growing rice,
sugarcane and
other rootcrops. Like the
neighbouring cities of
Angeles and San
Fernando and the towns/muni****lities...
- arrow—"pana-sa-boboy" as they call it—they
hunted for food
which primarily consisted of
rootcrops and meat of wild boars.
Settlers and
pioneers from the
Visayas and Luzon...
- they are
cooked in
coconut milk and
sugar and
mixed with a
variety of
rootcrops, sago, jackfruit, and bilu-bilo (glutinous rice balls).
Bread made from...
-
producing mainly copra and
basic staples including rice, corn,
bananas and
rootcrops.
Fishing was also a
major source of livelihood. On
September 18, 1960...
- and horses;
variety of palms,
canes and reeds, with
plenty of
fruit and
rootcrops:
abundant hunting buffalo, boar, deer and fowl, with much wax and honey...
-
different varieties of rice. In most
other places in the archipelago,
rootcrops served as an
alternate staple in
seasons when rice was not
readily available...
- carabeef,
preserved meats, vegetables, fruits,
condiments & ****es,
rootcrops,
native cakes and the like. The
place also
sells locally-made and beautiful...
- and war-like. They also
introduced edible crops such as rice, corn and
rootcrops to the area. At the turn of the century,
Spanish colonizers and missionaries...
-
Landang is
essential in
making the
traditional Visayan binignit, a
sweet rootcrop and
banana stewed in
coconut milk and
brown sugar,
usually eaten during...
-
different varieties of rice. In most
other places in the archipelago,
rootcrops served as an
alternate staple in
seasons when rice was not
readily available...
