Translation at the bottom of the post.
Magandang araw po mga kalitratista. Ang tema ngayon sa LP ay palengke. May kasabihan na kahit po saang sulok ng daigdig, may mga kababayan natin, lalo na dito sa Estado ng California.
Bagamat hindi madalas makabakasyon pauwi sa ating Bayan, hindi rin ako nasabik sa mga pagkain natin, lalo na mga gulay, dahil marami na ring mga tindahan na Pilipino dito, hindi kukulangin ang sangkap sa lutong Pinoy.
Babala: Hindi po ito bayad na lathala.
Ang litratong ito ay kuha ko noong Linggo, isa sa maraming Pilipinong palengke dito. Malinis at malapit sa tirahan namin. Kung kakapusin ka ng oras sa pagluto ng ulam, marami naring mabili na luto na, at klase klaseng panghimagas pa.
Naalala pa po ninyo ang kantang Bahay Kubo?
Dapat lang ay tangkilikin ang sariling atin.
Mabuhay!
Halina’t sumali sa Litratong Pinoy!
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Good day, my fellow photographers (photobloggers). Today’s theme for LP is MARKET. There is a saying that in every corner of the world, there are Filipinos. So true especially in the State of California. Although I cannot always go on vacation to my native country, I do not yearn for our Filipino products, especially vegetables, because they are available at many local Filipino stores. You will never ran out of ingredients for Filipino dishes.
Warning: This is not a paid advertisement
The first photo was taken last Sunday, in one of the many Filipino markets which is clean and is in close proximity to where we live. When you run short of time to cook, there are available food ”to go” and desserts, too.
The second photo has the backdrop of Bahay Kubo (Native Nipa Hut) , with photos showing (from top to bottom) bitter gourd, bananas, tomatoes, eggplant and “upo” squash.
The third photo is a collection of different Philippine Products that is stored in my pantry. Let us patronize our own! (Waving the Philippine Flag)
Credits:
Papers: JDG Sunset
Template: KateDesigns
