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SINIGANG, by instinct and tradition, is defined by its sourness. It is a sharp, mouth-puckering broth that has come to symbolize comfort in Filipino kitchens. But in one lesser-known variation rooted in the Tagalog region, that familiar tang softens into something more nuanced: a gentle sweetness that lingers alongside the sour, reshaping what many Filipinos […]... Keep on reading: This Lent, sinigang sa bayabas and its rich origins
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