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Veggies are what make Ilocano cooking distinct from …
There was parya (ampalaya, bitter gourd) still attached to the vine and the siling duwag (non-hot green chilis) still on their stems. There was a cool breeze felt …
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One vegetable vigorously growing in my garden at this time in the season is the bitter gourd ( Momordica charantia L.). This vegetable was a part of my everyday diet in my earlier years.
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We, Meranaws, call this pariya matiboron because it taste bitter like parya (ampalaya) and it has a round shape.
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Bittergourd (Momordica charantia Linn.), ampalaya in Tagalog or parya in Iloko, is one of the most important commercial and backyard fruit vegetables in the country because of its nutritive and medicinal value.
Egg With Ampalaya – Bitter Gourd Omelet - nhymbe.net
Bitter gourd or bitter melon in English or commonly known as ampalaya or parya in my native tongue may drive some people away from eating this vegetable because of its bitter taste but it can really sweeten your health because of its …
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A common Filipino vegetable called, ampalaya (or parya in Ilocano). This one's grown in Canada where it's called the bitter melon for lack of a real English name.
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