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20250401 6WAYSBINALOT FORDELIVERY

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    - Binalot around the Philippines!
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    - We like to start these episodes
    with a history question
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    and to see if our students here
    all went to local
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    Filipino schools.
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    Primary school, right? Right?
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    I'm the only one who did,
    like, a European school.
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    - This one, too.
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    - Ah, Fil-Chi?
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    Not exempted.
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    Who were the first inhabitants
    of the Philippines, kids?
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    ***- Ayoko na sumagot kasi yung last time na sumagot ako may mga nagalit.
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    - Malaysian and Indo?
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    - No, but close.
    Okay. So you said it.
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    So Aetas, Negritos
    are kind of like the first groups,
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    apparently, that were
    in the Philippines.
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    And the first remain
    of a Filipino man
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    was a Tabon Man which is
    a long, long, long time ago.
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    And then after that,
    you had kind of like
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    the Malay tribes,
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    not to do with Malaysians
    but the Malay tribes
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    that came into the country, right?
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    And so, that's why you find
    a lot of food
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    that's very similar
    in Malaysia, Indonesia,
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    Philippines, and obviously
    all of us with our own kind
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    of takes and iterations of it.
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    Binalot, I feel, is a very
    Southeast Asian thing.
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    ***Us in the Philippines,
    unlike kind of Vietnam,
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    we don't use a lot of herbs
    but we use a lot of leaves
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    in our cooking,
    but not just in our cooking
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    but also to kind
    of wrap things up.
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    So it's a function
    that I think is really cool,
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    and it's also one
    of the parts of our cuisine
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    that I don't feel like
    we talk enough about,
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    but it's really pretty,
    it's really functional,
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    and the banana leaf
    does leave a little bit
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    of an aroma to it, right?
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    By the way, since this is going
    to become a series
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    that we're going to keep doing,
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    obviously we're six
    to seven people usually,
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    obviously we can't cover
    all the provinces
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    in the Philippines.
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    The last adobo video we did,
    people were like,
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    "Oh, why didn't you do
    this one or this one?"
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    We can't have 81 hosts
    lined up each doing
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    one version of adobo.
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    So what we try to do
    is just select the ones
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    that we feel are
    most interesting
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    or most representative.
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    - In our opinion.
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    - In our opinion. Correct.
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    And as much as possible,
    because we're bringing in
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    resource people,
    we will try to stick
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    to the recipes.
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    So when someone says
    there's no onions in adobo, Seth,
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    you don't put onions
    in your adobo.
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    Right?
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    - Easy.
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    - I got you guys
    in the comments.
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    (laughs)
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    I'll be your anger translator.
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    (laughs)
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    - I'm sorry, guys.
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    - Let's get cooking.
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    - Hi! I'm Trish.
    And today, I'm doing Tinuktok,
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    also known as Pinangat in Bicol.
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    Fortunate enough for me,
    my resource person
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    is here with us today.
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    He's from Sorsogon
    but he's been working
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    in Manila for over a decade now.
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    So everyone, help me
    to welcome Kuya Elvis Payos!
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    (applauds)
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    Let's give him a round
    of applause.
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    ***- Si kuya Elvis ginagawan niya si papa ko ng Tinuktok and I swear, panalong panalo to sa bahay. So syempre dinala ko siya. Oh diba? Dinala ko siya para turuan niya tayo kung pano gumawa ng Tinuktok. Okay kuya Elvis, pakita natin sa ating viewers kung ano kailangang mga ingredients.
    - Unahin natin yung hipon.
    - Unahin natin sa hipon.
    - So para siyang pinipino mo siya para matawag nating Tinuktok. Diretso lang hangga't sa mapino siya. Okay na?
    - Nangawit na ako.
    (chuckles)
    Okay next.
    - So next natin yung buko.
    - Syempre di ko patatrabahuhin ang ating resource person so ako na lang magtutuktok ng buko.
    - Dapat lang.
    - Malamang, Trish!
    - Mabilis lang pala ituktok yung buko. Okay.
    - Oo, kasi nakayod na natin. Kasi pag buo yung buko, napakahirap, matagal yung gagawin natin.
    - Daming pagmamahal dito at gigil. Okay. Whoo. Pawis. Okay.
    - So hiwain natin sibuyas.
    - Ituktuktok ko rin yan?
    - Oo. Kaya nga
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20250401 6WAYSBINALOT FORDELIVERY
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