yum....it it's my second favorite food....SUTUKIL (sugba,tula,kilaw)

i love it

:?: What is it ? lol

oh me too, I missed the "kinilaw" (raw fish salad') and the "sinugba" (Grilled fish)..I missed them so much!

NYAHAHA!! i thought it mean "shoot to kill" :shock:

The term sutukil is a humorous derivation from three Cebuano words: sugba, tuwa, kilaw -- which are three ways of preparing food, particularly seafood like fish.

If we talk about fish, sugba means to broil fish over hot charcoal; tuwa means to cook fish in boiling water together with some spices and seasoning; kilaw means to prepare fish raw but immersing it in very sour vinegar together with spices like onions, garlic and pepper.

Eating places that offer seafood in these three various ways are called sutukil restaurants or carenderias. In Lapulapu City, the most famous place for treating friends to sutukil is the barangay (village) of Mactan (same name as the island), near the boundary of another village, Punta Engaño.

The sutukil restaurants in barangay Mactan are just across the memorial circle containing the Magellan shrine and the monument of Lapulapu.

People from all over Metro Cebu and a number of foreign tourists are frequently seen in this place to enjoy the rich variety of seafood available in over a dozen sutukil restaurants clustered here.

thanks peepers for that enlightening post... i have never heard of sutukil, until now.. i'm from the Tagalog region, and boring as it may be, we don't shoot our food. :twisted: (joke!)

i really thought it was some language translation blooper.. :oops:

Thank's peepers, I think I'll try some of those things on my next trip.
Tim

you are welcome Diwata and Halk, hope you two try the SUTUKIL ...

that's the 1st thing on my to do list lol

only if you promise that bullet-proof vest are not needed :shock:

At first I thought it is a word from Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, and Korea but to my surprised it is a filipino food

Oh I love Sutukil especially sugba and tinola
Thanks peepersfor the new word.

Net

My favorite filipino food is kinilaw na tuna. At first, i wasnt sure if it was a good idea to try it. Raw tuna in a salad, i wasnt sure how my stomach would react. I ended up asking for a second serving! I miss kinilaw na tuna, fruit salad, and Red Horse beer . About Red Horse, does someone knows the percentage of alcohol in it?

Eric

* Launched in 1982
* 6.81% alcohol by volume
* Strongest beer in the Philippines

Thanks Scarecrow. I ask in the phil what was the percentage of alcohol and got only one answer: 85% . Since i didnt want to insult anyone, i just shut up and didnt ask again.

Eric

well, you should have tried lambanog! :twisted:

Ms. D, At first i have no idea what lambanog is. yah, me dummie ano! When I later found out that its thesame as TUBA in cebuano, i laugh out loud.

I miss the "sugba and kinilaw" part in SUTUKIL. Its very famous in Cebu. I don't get it, i try to broil some fish one time in the oven with thesame marinade stuff but it doesn't taste thesame as what we have back home. Maybe i should use charcoal next time???

Honeylet

I like white vinegar( while lambanog or tuba in visayan) than orange one, it was more sweeter and tasty when you get in the coconut tree for the first time.

I had it when my mom suspected me that I have some worms in my stomach!

Hahahahaha

You KRAK me up girl!!! hahahaha

SUTUKIL gid ya!!! Yummy!!! hehe

Me? I call it, Nilagpang!!!

Nilagpang? :shock: sobrang kain? (like how a monster would eat its food)

manamit gid ang sutukil...(yummy sutukil)

it's an hilungo language...

Hello MAyon is nilagpang is a grilled native chicken soup?

NILAGPANG is kinilaw fish, especially BULINAW or DILIS. The process goes: Remove the head and bones of DILIS, clean thoroughly, marinate at vinegar until it turns real white (which means it's already cook), remove vinegar juice, put new vinegar, add ginger, onion, garlic and peppers... Yumm, eat it with rice and grilled tuna, the best!!!

Pepper, you're from bikol right?

oh i see...now i know what is nilagpang is..thanks you Mayon

btw I am from Cebu

Sorry peeper, I got your name mispelled. I thought you're pepper from Bicol.

hmmmm sounds yummy! I missed them so much! I love Bulinaw in kinilaw...