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5 Foods found in Laguna and Quezon

Just recently, I have tasted again some foods found in Quezon and Laguna. I told my officemates about this and one  knows what I am talking about so here it is. 1) Kibit (Chiton) Uncooked Kibit Fried Kibit    These are mollusks found mainly on rocks. It is a popularly found in Quezon province.  I first saw these alive in Burdeous, Quezon during  our family trip. The locals dried this and sell to the neighboring town. The fresh Kibit is boiled till tender and removed the outer covering. Then you can put spices and then fried. Yum Yum!     2)      Mi-nani  Mi-nani I first saw this in Laguna but a friend told me that they also do cook this in Burdeous. A Cassava is hopped into small cubes , deep fried then you put some fried garlic just like the preparations that you will do in mani (peanut) that why it is called mi-nani. 3)      Abnoy -    ...

Retreat Houses in Manila and its Surrounding Areas

(Last Edit: September, 2013) RETREAT HOUSE IN QUEZON CITY Betania Retreat House 214 N. Domingo Street Cubao, Quezon City, Philippines Phone: (632) 725-1744, (632) 721-4910 Website:rvmonline.net Cenacle Retreat House 59 Nicanor Reyes Street, Loyola Heights Quezon City, Philippines Phone: (632) 434-2054; (632) 734-3064 Website:cenaclephilsing.org Email: cenacle.philippines@gmail.com CFM Nazareth Home 6-A Big Horseshoe Drive, Horseshoe Village 1112 Quezon City, Philippines Phone:  (632) 412-2738 / (632) 724-6747 Fax:  (63) 2 412-2739 Website: simbahayan.tripod.com Email: cfmphils@philonline.com Christ the King Mission Seminary 101 E. Rodriguez, Sr. Avenue Quezon City, Philippines Phone:  (632) 726-5002, (632)  412-1241 Fax:  (632)  721-4817 Claretian Missionary Sisters Maria Antonia Paris House of Prayer 48-A Cenacle Drive, Sunville Subdivison, Culiat,  1128  Quezon...