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  • Photo title: Food from the Philippines, Ginataang Bunog (Fried Young Mudfish)
  • Author: JomNaz
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  • “Ginataang” or “Guinataan” is a Filipino phrase which refers to food cooked with “Gata” (Coconut Milk) literally translated, it means done with coconut milk. “Bunog” is a Mud fish; it is a common freshwater fish in the Philippines that lives in creeks, rivers, lagoons, lakes, in irrigation canals and in the muddy fields and ponds.
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