Across Puzzle (Region IV-Southern Tagalog)
Across
- 3. A thick rice noodle dish with distinct orange-colored sauce.
- 7. Soft, white, and slightly salty. Often eaten with bread.
- 9. A local white cheese similar to kesong puti.
- 11. A traditional Quezon dish where meat is cooked underground or in a covered pot.
- 13. A savory rice cake wrapped in banana leaves, A traditional Laguna delicacy.
- 16. A famous coffee from Batangas. BULALO-A thick noodle soup distinct for its rich, savory gravy and generous toppings.
- 17. A savory stew made with various meats and vegetables.
- 19. A town known for its pancit habhab.
- 20. A sweet custard pie filled with young coconut meat.
- 21. A rich coconut stew with seafood.
- 23. Thick rice noodles topped with shrimp sauce, chicharon, and hard boiled eggs.
- 25. A squid-ink-based noodle dish.
- 27. A salt cod stew with garbanzos, olives, and tomatoes.
- 29. A specific style of adobo from Imus.
- 30. A popular Filipino soup, often containing beef shank and marrow.
Down
- 1. A sticky rice delicacy often paired with latik.
- 2. A traditional Filipino distilled coconut.
- 4. A cassava cake that is soft, chewy, and rich in coconut milk flavor.
- 5. A mashed cassava dish mixed with sugar, coconut, and condensed milk.
- 6. Enjoying fresh Tawilis and other local dishes in restaurant overlooking the iconic volcano.
- 8. Learning about and sampling different varieties of Lambanog.
- 10. A colorful and flavorful meatloaf -like dish.
- 12. A dish of raw fish marinated in vinegar, onions, ginger, and chili.
- 14. Soft chewy, and coated in toasted rice flour.
- 15. Trying different versions of Lomi in various towns across Batangas.
- 18. Stir-fried egg noodles are mixed with pork, shrimp, and vegetables.
- 22. A seafood version of kare-kare.
- 24. A peanut brittle made with caramelized sugar.
- 26. A souvenir from a trip.
- 28. A root vegetable used in cooking.