ALMUSAL means breakfast and it’s an essential part of every Filipino’s day. Almusal is usually a hearty affair, complete with rice and meat (or fish)…sometimes even more than one kind! a traditional almusal is sometimes left by the wayside, traded in for a quick coffee and a random something bought from your friendly coffee conglomerate on the way to work. But that’s not my way, specially during school days when we are a kid we usually heard ”Gising na! Almusal na!”
(Wake up, breakfast time)
fried rice tuyo(dried fish) tomatoes with salted eggs
fried rice with dilis and egg
TARA ALMUSAL TAYO!!!
(breakfast time)
Thanks for your posts, edmel! I appreciate how simple you make your topics. Very easy to read and enjoyable.
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