There are a few things that we look forward when visiting Baguio City. Foremost is the atmosphere — it’s not known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines for nothing. We love the scent of pine trees. There’s something else we enjoy in Baguio and it’s rather simple. Continue reading Journey for Half Moon Bibingcrepe
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Bibingkinitan: Freshly Baked Mini Bibingka
In travel blogs, which mirror life, people prefer something more grand. They say bigger is better. But this is not necessarily true. Sometimes things that come in tiny packages are better . . . and tastier. Take Bibingkinitan for instance. Continue reading Bibingkinitan: Freshly Baked Mini Bibingka
Finding Ferino’s Bibingka
Bibingka usually stands side by side with puto bumbong and puto sulot during Christmas in the Philippines. They are the turkey in American Thanksgiving. But unlike the two varieties of puto (or the turkey), the bibingka remains popular through the rest of the year. Continue reading Finding Ferino’s Bibingka