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For vegetarians, there is ''[[dinengdeng]]'', a dish consisting of [[Moringa oleifera|moringa]] leaves (''[[malunggay]]'') and slices of [[bittermelon]]. There is also ''[[pinakbet]]'', stewed vegetables heavily flavored with ''[[bagoong terong|bagoong]]''. A type of seafood salad known as ''[[kinilaw]]'' is made up of raw seafood such as fish or shrimp cooked only by steeping in local vinegar, sometimes with coconut milk, onions, spices and other local ingredients. It is comparable to the Peruvian [[ceviche]].

For vegetarians, there is dinengdeng, a dish consisting of moringa leaves (malunggay) and slices of bittermelon. There is also pinakbet, stewed vegetables heavily flavored with bagoong. A type of seafood salad known as kinilaw is made up of raw seafood such as fish or shrimp cooked only by steeping in local vinegar, sometimes with coconut milk, onions, spices and other local ingredients. It is comparable to the Peruvian ceviche.