Post #3: Food in the Philippines

5/24/2016

In February, Mrs. Cummings and I went to Washington, DC to learn more about global education and to meet the people I would be traveling with to the Philippines. We decided to try some Filipino food and went to a restaurant called the Purple Patch. The first four dishes are made with meat; the last three are desserts. Click on each picture and you can see the description below it.

Which main dish and which dessert would you most like to try? If you come to Filipino Culture Night on Wednesday, May 25th, you will get to try two of these!

12 Comments

Alyssa Davenport

5/25/2016 07:35:14 am

are you going to like it there?I wonder if you are going to like there food?

Nickpcurry30

5/26/2016 01:47:42 pm

Mrs mlod i would pick the purple ice cream because it looks so good and whats on top of it

nick pitcher

5/26/2016 01:49:10 pm

What type of food did you like in the pictures.

Sabrina

5/26/2016 01:50:46 pm

The food that I would try is the purple yam ice cream

Lucianna Patch

5/26/2016 01:51:18 pm

I would have "Pancit Bihon" for my main dish and then have "Purple Yam Ice Cream" for dessert.

Rafiel Morris

5/26/2016 01:52:38 pm

Mrs Mlod I would try the blue ice cream..also how did the yellow star taste like?

maryssa barron

5/26/2016 01:53:48 pm

My 2 things that I would eat is the rolls and dip and the purple desserts

isabelle blim link

5/26/2016 01:54:59 pm

I will try blueberry is it o ok

cole

5/26/2016 01:58:45 pm

I would like the purple yam ice cream.

dale m

5/26/2016 01:59:17 pm

Jacob Allen

5/26/2016 01:59:47 pm

My favorite game outside is playing soccer and ManHunt

Jonathan Finley

5/26/2016 02:00:33 pm

I would like to try purple yam ice cream and pancit bihon- rice noodles with vegetables.

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About Me

I am a school librarian at Genesee Elementary School in Auburn, NY where I try to inspire students to be lifelong learners, critical thinkers and adventurers! In June, I am traveling to the Philippines with a group of amazing teachers from around the country as part of a Teachers for Global Classrooms Fellowship. I hope you'll join me on my journey!