Kare-kare sa Marinduque, kulay itim?! | I Juander - video Dailymotion

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Aired (February 2, 2025): Nakasanayan nating kulay orange ang kare-kare. Pero paano kung ang kare-kare mo-- kulay itim?! Ito ang kare-kareng itim ng Marinduque. Kumusta naman kaya ang lasa nito? Panoorin ang video.   Hosted by veteran journalists Susan Enriquez, ‘I Juander’ uncovers the truth behind widely-accepted Filipino customs, beliefs, and questions.    Watch 'I Juander' every Sunday, 8:00 PM on GTV. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #iJuanderGTV

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00:00In the heart of the Philippines, the province of Marinduque.

00:07For your Marinduque, Simon, not only in the form of their province, we will be heart-to-heart.

00:20The road trip in their province,

00:25they say it will also fall in beauty.

00:28The unique things here that you will really fall in love with,

00:31the people are the first to welcome you to come here.

00:35Next are the places that you can go and explore.

00:38Most of all, the food that you will taste here.

00:43Because of that, flex us in Marinduque, Simon.

00:46If you want to relax, we have a unique hot spring here.

00:50Let's go to Malbog Sulfuric Hot Spring Resort.

00:52On a sunny day in the heart of the Philippines, their Sulfuric Hot Spring.

00:59This attraction is perfect for our wanderers who want to chill with benefits.

01:05Number one is its benefits when it comes to skin problems.

01:11It reduces stress, improves blood circulation, and relieves muscle and joint pains.

01:18The Sulfuric Hot Spring in Buenavista came from a geothermal activity of Mount Malindig.

01:25The volcanic activity that happens beneath the earth causes intense heat and interacts with the underground water.

01:35The underground water rises and interacts with volcanic rocks,

01:41which is why this Malbog Sulfuric Hot Spring was created.

01:47But if you are a wanderer, you will be amazed by the smell of this hot spring.

01:54Do you know the smell of boiled eggs?

01:57That's how you can describe the smell of water here.

02:00And its temperature is a bit warm.

02:02That's how you can describe the smell of water here.

02:05And its temperature is a bit warm.

02:10For P45, you can relax here.

02:15That's why tourists and locals enjoy.

02:21Our next destination is their favorite food with heart.

02:26If the kare-kare is different, it's orange in color.

02:30For them, it's black in color, just like dinuguan.

02:36Their kare-kare also has the heart of a banana, just like our kare-kare.

02:41So, what is it? Dinuguan or kare-kare?

02:45Don't be confused.

02:47In the market day of Torrijos, their kare-kare is a must.

02:52Every day, Simon goes here for a food trip.

02:56His first stop is always Lady Lydia's store.

03:02Lady Lydia has been cooking for a long time.

03:06I've been cooking since I was 14 years old.

03:09And I live with my children.

03:11Kare-kare is sold here in Marinduque.

03:14Kare-kare is the favorite dish of the people of Marinduque.

03:17They call it kare-kare here.

03:20But it's just like their dinuguan version in Marinduque.

03:28It has a heart inside.

03:30And what makes it special is…

03:33Our next dish is the heart of a banana.

03:39We put the heart of a banana so that the kare-kare is nutritious.

03:47Sugar.

03:54And of course, the blood of a pig.

04:00Kawander, our kare-kare is now cooked.

04:10The saltiness, sourness, and spiciness are mixed.

04:13You can really taste the richness of the kare-kare when you chew it.

04:20It's delicious and spicy.

04:24This kare-kare really deserves a heart.

04:43www.marinduque.com

Kare-kare sa Marinduque, kulay itim?! | I Juander

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