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buy-o

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buy-o - ( búy-o ; Sambali [Botolan, Zambales] condiment /seasoning) [ n. ] Botolan salt in woven nipa palm container . The palm leaves are sewn together and shaped to look like a cylindrical fat bottle. The round frame at the base is made of palm frond. The strips used in stitching the palms could be thin strips of bamboo, rattan bark, or the bark of nipa palm frond.  The tip of the container is tapered to look like the mouth of PET bottles, folded and secured tightly with a strip, which is then cut off or loosened to open to be able to get the salt inside.  The floor at the base is made of latticed palm midribs or straw lined with a sheet of food-grade sack that allows the salt to breath inside.  A handle is attached on the side that is made of bent bamboo stick or hemp rope that loops upward.  The salt inside is densely packed that after some time, it would harden and has to be scraped off. See Index of Entries here. For more about Pinoy foods, see also my OPE...

sadya

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sadya - ( sad-y â ; Caviteño [Tanza, Cavite] bread; dw Tag. sadya [special]) [ n. ] special big-size monay bread . Loaves of sadya at PHP65.00 a piece. A big-size version of monay that is made special by the Kaibigan Bakery of Brgy. Biwas, Tanza, Cavite.  You have to come early because this bread is fast selling in the morning. By past noon, all are gone - sold out. It is called sadya because the baker has to make this bread as if pinasasadya or what we fondly called now as " special ."  Suggested serving is to split the loaves into halves then slice the half into slabs. It is made special by the Kaibigan Bakery with special ingredients and flavors added in the dough. It has plenty of itlog na pula (salted egg) that are fresh and uncooked (not boiled) and they used premium butter. Kaibigan now used Magnolia Gold Pure & Creamy Butter .  Suggested serving is to slice the halves into slabs, this will make easy for you to spread some jam, peanut butter, mayonnai...