‘Santelmo’ eighth issue highlights culinary culture
‘We explore how food transcends mere sustenance to become a deeply aesthetic and emotional experience, binding us to our past and to each other’
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‘We explore how food transcends mere sustenance to become a deeply aesthetic and emotional experience, binding us to our past and to each other’
An article on Moro culinary heritage
A feature on the Indian influences on Filipino cuisines.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROEL HOANG MANIPON FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE
Santelmo, currently one of the most dynamic journal on Philippine literature, culture and the arts, has just released its eighth issue, which has the theme of food and culinary culture.
Published by San Anselmo Publications Inc., the journal presents a buffet of literary works and features on art and food. It is beefed up by essays in English by Felice Prudente Santa Maria (“Náyanáyá: Hidden Ingredient”); Marla-Fe Ortner (“Emotional Food: Literature and the Art of Eating”); Ige Ramos (“Lumpiang Shanghai Gastro-diplomacy with Pinoy Seafarers”); Noel Pingoy (“Si Nong Ponsoy kag ang Tinola nga Mano”); Sanjeeb Gopaldas (Gino’s Brick Oven Pizza and the Evolution of Jutes Templo”); Miguel Cabel Moreno (“Championing Cuisines from Zamboanga, Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi”); Annabelle Adriano (“Dumaguete Restaurants: A Shortlist”); Mirava Coree M. Yuson (“Cultural Coalition at Kasama”); Miguel Ongpin (“The Shawarma Man”); Shirin Bandari (“The Curry Trail: The Roots of Indian Flavors in the Philippines”); Datu Shariff Pendatun (“Rites in Riparian Country”); Jay Labrador (“My Wine Journey”); Leah Sitchon (“One Fine Night at Baguio: Mountain Man’s Roofdeck Kitchen”); Merlie Alunan (“Ta’ Ná, Pangaon. Adi in Hinatokan”); as well as essays in Filipino by National Artist Virgilio S. Almario (“Adobo Country”); Abdon M. Balde, Jr. (“Mga Lutong Bikol”); Che Sarigumba (“Comandante’s Kusina Serye”); Arles B.Espinosa (“Buháy na Buháy Tayo sa Gulay”); and Noel Sales Barcelona (“Nilagang Pata ng Baka at Samot-Saring mga Aləala”).
The March 2024 issue, edited by Alma Anonas-Carpio, Edbert Darwin Casten, Noel Romero del Prado, Emmanuel Quintos Velasco and Krip Yuson, also featured poems in English and Filipino by Simeon Dumdum, Ir. (“Ode to Butter Shaped Like a Rose”); Danton Remoto (“Cooking Laing”); Joel Vega (“Halo-Halo Sonnet”); Oscar Peñaranda (“Sinigang Queen,” “Drought,” and “Birdman of the i-Hotel”); Mikael de Lara Co/Maria LaViña (exceprt from “Dinig Ba Ang Araw / The Sunlight From There”); Rio Alma (“Tatlong Pagkain at Isang Nangangain”); Allan Popa (“Santan,” “Pesa” and “Liputok”); Romel Samson (“Mga Danas sa Tinapang Salinas”); Harold john L. Fiesta (“Mga Tulang Pagkain”); Jose
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