A special sticky glutinous rice wrapped in a banana leaves, , served with sauce made with Sangkaka o Tagapulot in Ilocano with latik .Seasoned with loved , identity and served with pride.
Binallay- is not just a food, it's a celebration of Yogad's Identity and Culture.
A delicacy in which the Yogad People that are deeply proud of, and a symbol of connection to our ancestors and cultural continuity.
Additionally, Binallay are often served during patronal fiesta or even on religious gatherings.It was also often served in large Batches and shared with family and friends reflecting with communal spirit and symbol of hospitality of the Echagueno's.
Check out my original video below showing the step-by-step process of how we cook Binallay—Yogad-style!From prepping the leaves to making that sweet, creamy sauce—lahat 'yan nando’n.
Legit sarap, legit kultura.