Filipino vegetable dish BULANGLANG

sitaw, bulaklak ng kalabasa

Tweeted question: Your thoughts on the Filipino vegetable dish Bulanglang?

Tweeted Answers:

Jaysinn Bulanglang in Pampanga is Sinigang sa Bayabas. I only knew its a totally different dish after searching online LOL

MariaAguilar grosss I hate it =(

HelltotheNo isn’t it the same as Pinakbet of Tagalogs?

earth2chery BULANGLANG… Filipino dish, I’ve heard of it but not quite sure if I’ve had it tho.

caca16sfc ano ang bulanglang?

wahines Filipino food is so limiting to veggies like me. Is bulanglang that pork intestine? Or am I thnkng of bulaklak.

leeeannna I had to google that to find out what it was. LOL I didn’t know that’s what it’s called! Haven’t had it in a while. Yummy 🙂

DJXTrodinaire never heard

samyeunggai haven’t tried it myself but sounds like a great vegetarian dish. are there very many filipino vegetarians?

donnamariaruth Love the “talbos ng ampalaya” and “tinapang galungong” version

macaronigirl bulanglang is a healthy dish and can be quite tasty if prepared right! 🙂


Bulanglang is a vegetable stew. It’s different from pinakbet in that it is more watery and includes dark leafy vegetables. Many Filipinos will also contrast the two in terms of the type of bagoong used as flavoring — pinakbet has bagoong alamang (shrimp paste) as an ingredient, while bulanglang has bagoong isda (fish paste).

Some say pinakbet requires the sautéing step for the vegetables, while bulanglang is more like simply boiling the vegetables. And that bulaklak ng kalabasa (squash flowers), small ampalaya (bitter gourds), and fried fish are essential for bulanlang. Opinions vary!

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