Where to get that delicious chorizo and other Negrense treats in Manila

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It means "to offer a dedication, a devotion, or a gift,” such that when I spent a few summers as a child in my father’s hometown of Roxas City, Capiz, I even participated in a May tradition, called "Halad kay Mama Mary.” There we were, little girls dressed in white with a small veil pinned to our hair, laying a small bouquet of flowers at the foot of a statue of the Virgin Mary at the Roxas Cathedral.

“HALAD” is a big deal among Hiligaynon people.

This time, the bird was laid on top of a bed of tinigib, an heirloom corn variety supplied by Lanai Fresh Start’s Chin Uy.(We met Chin last year in Bacolod City when we attended the Chicken Inasal Festival.