
We passed by the Bacolor and Betis churches before proceeding to Bale Dutung in Angeles City, Claude Tayag's famous residence. On the bus, we served the group five gallons of buko sherbet which you can buy in Brgy. San Jose in San Fernando in a wooden vat!

The first way was eating the skin with liver sauce. And they did it fiesta style, allowing the guests to skin the lechon on their own. The second way was Claude's own pritchon. The lechon meat and skin was fried to a crisp and served with soft tortillas and a choice of tomato, onion, basil, kinchay, kimchi and oriental sauce for the filling. It was really good!

To end our five hour lunch at Claude's, we were served halo-halo with the different Kapampangan ingredients which includes pastillas, leche flan, mais, saging and beans. The day did not end without our pasalubong for the group which included Imang Salud's ensaimadas and the inverted brazo de mercedes bites from Aurely's. Everyone told us to stop feeding them!
Our next tour is on December 20 which is the day of the Giant Lantern Festival. So book now at info@ivanhenares.com if you want to join. It's PHP4,800 per head and this tour will extend up to the evening to watch the Giant Lantern Festival.
i miss pampanga. i lost 10lbs since I left that hole. all i did there was eat.
ReplyDeleteHi Ivan! I joined your December trip, and it was the absolute highlight of my Christmas vacation. Took some pictures too, hope I did the trip justice: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=78414&l=0c662&id=541388141
ReplyDeleteHey! Thanks for the pictures! :D
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm looking for the address of Thai Kingdom Restaurant in Angeles City. Is it owned by Sau del Rosario? Is he from Angeles City? my email is tesstantan@yahoo.com. tnx. lov ur blog
ReplyDeletemarites gerona
Just wondering if you're still doing Pampanga Food Tour? Do you have one on september? thanks! e.gener@lycos.com
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