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The oil extracted from the seeds of Wild Almond tree was used for illumination in the Philippines. It is believed to be an abode of supernatural beings.
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Ang langis na nakukuha mula sa mga buto ng Kalumpang ay ginagamit noong pampailaw. Pinaniniwalaang tirahan ito ng mga espiritu.
Ito ay hango sa "Flora de Filipinas" ni Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA, na unang nalimbag noong 1837.
Subaybayan ang seryeng ito araw-araw hanggang ika-31 ng Agosto 2020 dito sa opisyal na Facebook page ng DFA.
Maligayang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at ng Kasaysayan!
In a span of months, Filipinos got to flex their cooking and baking muscles and whipped up delicious food one after the other. There’s the Korea-inspired Dalgona Coffee, Japan-inspired Baked Sushi, and the Spain-inspired Burnt Basque Cheesecake… the list goes on!
But aside from Ube Cheese Pandesal, what other Filipino food can you make using simple ingredients at home?
What can be your next #QuaranThing?
Find out on 3 September 2020 at the official Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube pages of the DFA and its Foreign Service Posts!
The Cucumber Tree is an endemic Philippine tree often used as a souring condiment. The fruits can be eaten with salt.
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Ang kamyas ay punong likas sa Pilipinas na ang bunga ay kadalasang ginagawang pampaasim. Nakakain ang bunga nito at kadalasa’y idinidildil sa asin.
Ito ay hango sa "Flora de Filipinas" ni Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA, na unang nalimbag noong 1837.
Subaybayan ang seryeng ito araw-araw hanggang ika-31 ng Agosto 2020 dito sa opisyal na Facebook page ng DFA.
Maligayang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at ng Kasaysayan!
The Indang is an endemic Philippine tree then used in boatmaking and as railway tie. It grows as tall as 30 meters, and has a diameter of around four feet.
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Ang Indang ay punong katutubo sa Pilipinas na ginagamit noon sa paggawa ng bangka at sa riles. Umaabot ang taas nito hanggang 30 metro, habang ang bilog ng katawan ay kulang-kulang apat na talampakan.
Ito ay hango sa "Flora de Filipinas" ni Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA, na unang nalimbag noong 1837.
Subaybayan ang seryeng ito araw-araw hanggang ika-31 ng Agosto 2020 dito sa opisyal na Facebook page ng DFA.
Maligayang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at ng Kasaysayan!
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