This food festival shows Cordillera is much more than just ‘pinikpikan’
‘You see how food is fiercely protected. The way communities hold on to their culinary heritage, their traditions, their land. That is not something you manufacture. That is something you live,’ says Ramon Uy Jr., international councilor for Slow Food Asia.
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