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Pinoy Food : Longganisang Lucban, Quezon's Famous Delicacy


Longganisang Lucban is a famous delicacy in the province of Quezon. It is commonly made in the town of Lucban where the annual Pahiyas Festival is held. It has a stronger garlic flavor and a bit sour compared to other longganisa recipes. Best eaten as a viand together with garlic rice and fried egg and dipped in vinegar for added taste.


When you visit Lucban, you could see locals making it as it has been one of the town's main products.


So, when visiting Quezon, try the longganisang Lucban. Your visit wouldn't be complete without munching on a serving of this longganisa variety.

SEE ALSO: LUCBAN PAHIYAS FESTIVAL 2016 Schedule of Activities, How To Get There, Things To Do and Suggested Itinerary


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7 comments :

  1. Ang cute nyo, models ng longganisa! :D

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  2. Nadale mo! Sarap nyan. Every time umuuwi kami sa Quezon, ito lagi ko gusto kainin at ang Pancit Lucban. But both are good with suka.

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    1. nakaka-miss! tagal ko na di nakakapunta ulit ng Lucban! hehehe! :)

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  3. sarap nyn kahit anu klase basta longganisa pede n sakin

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  4. ako din.. tumanda nang hindi pa nakakatikim ng ibang longganisa. puro pampanga's best nalang nakakain ko

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  5. ang problema ko lang sa aking paboritong longganisang lucban ay paliit na ng paliit,pero same taste pa rin,sarap!!!

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