How to cook Pinkabet (Filipino Dish)

This was a group project for my Ilokano 201 (Spring 2004) class at University of Hawaii at Manoa. This is THE first edited video I ever made with Windows Movie Maker...and hopefully you'll be able to cook this very GOOD Filipino Delicacy - PINAKBET!

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[mzk3812]

...learn how to spell, and get a high school diploma. And maybe you'll be smart enough to attend the UH...

[mzk3812]

People stop being stupid, can't you READ what this was about? These are University of Hawaii students practicing what they learned in their Ilocano 201 LANGUAGE class, not COOKING class!! It's about ambitious young people who study at probably the only U.S. university that offers Ilocano as a language. It tells me they appreciate their culture, especially in Hawaii where Filipino youth grow up being ashamed of their race. If you didn't figure this out, you need to go back to school, learn how t

[DaddieRay]

the music is real bad for this otherwise interesting cooking exihibit

[kutonglanggam]

ano ung (UTONG)???????

[hoz49]

2nd the notion on bagoong. It isn't really pinakbet without the good stuff.

[Hinukah]

what kind of pinakbet are they making, surely its not ilocano, first and foremost baggoong is the #1 ingridient to a original pinakbet not patis. lol

Visayans portraying as ilocanos.

[Crusaderz2007]

and not patis

[Crusaderz2007]

Ano ba ya ang the original Ilokano recipe ang gamit ay bagoong na anchovy not alamang.

[Crusaderz2007]

Pinakbet is an original ilocano dish

[sidapolinario]

tanginamo!

[bubblebubblenow]

i wish i can speak ilocano.. i used to when i was little.. but not anymore..  taga saan kayu?

[july2296]

mga filipino ba sila mukha namang indonesian.

[july2296]

sino may sabi sayong walang kalabasa ang pinakbet?alam ko meron ang di nila dapat inilagay ay sitsaron.

[lymhay26]

Walang kalabasa ang pinakbet at patis.

[kram182]

malpasen magantayo!

[flypinay916]

Oh, good job ading!

[flypinay916]

Joel750, didn't you read that it was for his ILOCANO class in Hawai'i! What's wrong with you Tagalog boy? And for the record, you're not Filipino if you if you're NOT ILOCANO in Hawai'i! Ilocano is used by everyone one that lives in Hawai'i; it is engrained in the Hawaiian culture. Okay, so enough with the hate, you're welcome to pinakbet anytime my fellow Pilipino. Stop all the segregation already...we all FILIPINO, Manong Tagalog! So, Mangantayo!!

[warkatok05]

lol they're speaking ilocano wahahahha!!!..

[joel750]

Por Dyos Por Santo!...tagalugin nyo naman!!! You know, not all of us speak ilocano...but MOST of us pinoys speak tagalog. Bakit ang dilim ng camera nyo!? If you ilocanos would cook for a YouTube Video next time...we don't really need the "i have to be cute".On eperson is enough..Haaayyyy Nakohhh!!!!

[jamesbondxxx]

tang inang video ang dilim ano to betamax ang bwakang inang video mo?

[brian16nairb]

bogoong ti ailaok ou a naimimas nukua

hehe

[gilachay]

It's fantastic to see you perpetuating the Ilocano language through a food show!

Most Pinoys on the mainland US are Tagalog-speakers who trace their ancestry to the Manila area. Nothing wrong with that--Pinoy tayo, right?--but it often means that those of us with origins in Ilocos Norte, Mindanao, or elsewhere (my Filipino relatives are from Siquijor Island in the Visayas) are not represented.

Agyamanak to you, my Pinoy kapatid in Hawaii.

[mommcyd]

it's uttong not utong. hey guys! it's better if you use the bagoong isda not the patis.

[d4rr10ck]

tselets........ ang gimas hahahaha

[mistiza12]

anyamet ten ading ko.. apay apay!!!!!!!! ket salamat ta nagaramid ka iti video para dagituy kababayan tayu