beef steak, my all-time favorite dish prepared by my dad. The traditional Chamorro bistek as i've observed is simmered in vinegar, achote, and peas. Filipino bistek is just calamansi, soy sauce, onions, and garlic. There are no veggies. Similar to adobo, there a myriad of ways to prepare it, depending ...
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i never heard of the actual use of the word estufao until adulthood. it was rare that i ate home-cooked Chamorro food growing up, unless ...
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beef steak, my all-time favorite dish prepared by my dad. The traditional Chamorro bistek as i've observed is simmered in vinegar ...
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