We went to a birthday party this past Sunday, and let me tell you, they had a massive spread!! They had every imaginable Filipino (homemade) dish you could think of, and I think we were all salivating! A bunch of us went straight over there after church, so our tummy's were all ready for lunch!
So, with the variety of dishes and desserts, I shouldn't have been surprised they had this on the kitchen table! I wish I had brought my camera, but my cell had to do!
So, with the variety of dishes and desserts, I shouldn't have been surprised they had this on the kitchen table! I wish I had brought my camera, but my cell had to do!
Now, these people know how to PARTAY!!!!! I think this was bigger than the 3 year old who was having the birthday!
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Wow, lechon! And a bottle of sarsa, too!! Om nom nom! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! When you party with a pig, you know they mean business:-)
ReplyDeleteYummy!! I wish I could join you !!
ReplyDeleteOh wow...lol!!!! I love pork but not sure if I could eat it looking like that..lol.In the south they cook the pig in the ground.
ReplyDeleteBut it looks like they were ready for a party!!!
Are you kidding me? That is one big pig. I hope it didn't scare the three year old.
ReplyDeleteLOL, my 2 older boys have been begging to get a whole hog to smoke around here....I can't stomach to look at it!!
ReplyDeleteLOL! That's a pretty big pig!
ReplyDeleteI spy lumpia. I like lechon but not sure if I could look at it still in its original form. My kids would be asking a ton of questions. I bet it was all tasty.
ReplyDeleteoh giant pig on the table. groooosssss. haha. I can eat it, but dont want to have to see it first THEN eat it.
ReplyDeleteyum... it must have been a grand celebration!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! A WHOLE PIG FOR LUNCH???? hahaha that's amazing!! I wish I had been there -- I love to eat! :) Sounds like an awesome party -- I wonder what his 16th bday will be like??? hmmmm -- how do I get myself invited to that one?
ReplyDeleteYikes!! Looks like no one left hungry!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a grand time, but I'm not so sure I could eat that pig looking like that........LOL
ReplyDeleteI love pork, but I totally can't get past my food still looking like the animal it came from. LOL! Still, what a party that must have been!
ReplyDeleteDespite the fact that I had a pig for a pet I still love a good pig roast! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI totally wanted one at my outdoor wedding reception.
Great picture!
How fun! I have heard of people cooking whole pigs before...but I haven't ever seen one! I don't know if I would want him looking at me while I was eating!!
ReplyDeleteYUM! My hubs built our very own fire pit in our back yard to cook a pig twice a year and I love it! We like to have big gatherings and all the pulled pork is delish!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you guys had a great feast!
WOW, definitely a feast!
ReplyDeleteOkay sweetie... ??? You do realize that's a PIG on that table!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE LOVE to visit when that kind of feast is going on!!
I might have to go back to being a vegetarian now...
ReplyDeleteSuch a huge pig, lol
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ReplyDeleteWow..he probably was bigger than the 3 year old. That pig looks bigger than my 5 year old. ;o) What a party!
ReplyDeleteI like pork, but am not sure if I could eat it if it was staring at me. : )
ReplyDeleteHi Alicia,
ReplyDeleteWow! Something about that makes me shiver. I prefer my food without the head still attached. All the same, it is an interesting photo, and don’t we live in an amazing age…cell phones with cameras…how do you suppose they will top that? Oh, I know it is nothing NEW, but just thinking about how things continue to change is a remarkable. Think of the computers of the 80s with no pictures, and now look what we have. Will things continue to change at the rate they are changing now…and if so…what next?
♥Hope
That is the biggest freaking BIG ever! My husband was right next to me as I was reading this post and I couldn't stop asking him to look at the PIG! Wow... sure do know how to party!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow, that is one big pig. :)
ReplyDeleteAye that looks DELISH! If you lived near me I would have invited myself over hahaha
ReplyDeleteLeeeeecccchhhooooonnnn!
ReplyDeleteUgh. I am sooo hungry now.
Yowza! My stomach just did a flip...I'm a vegetarian! ;)
ReplyDeleteWOW! They really pulled out all the stops.
ReplyDeleteOh my! That pig is huge! Did you eat any?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...it always amazes me how different all the various cultures are. Just seeing that pictures freaks me out :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had a wonderful time though and they had great food. That always makes for a fun time!
Wow, that's scary...but yummy, I bet.
ReplyDeleteUmmm, if I were turning three, I might be afraid of this, LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, they're serious about this, aren't they? Looks like they caught the pig and stuck him on the "barbie"!! But he is missing the apple in his mouth....isn't he??
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome looking lunch, and I'll bet it tasted as wonderful as it looked!
ReplyDeleteMy son did a huge pig on a spit that they turned all day long one time for a Luau... YUMMY!
Nothing like homemade filipino cooking:)
ReplyDeleteWe did a pig roast recently too, as you may remember, but no head. I can live without the head sitting there.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, the spread looks divine.
Alicia, no head, ok?
WOW..... was not expecting THAT! Crazy! I could not eat it, and I love meat!
ReplyDeleteWOW..... was not expecting THAT! Crazy! I could not eat it, and I love meat!
ReplyDeleteeveryone says feast and yum... while I'm like ewh! I would definitely have to guard my facial expressions if I were there as to not stumble anyone or offend, yikes!
ReplyDeleteOK. This is just plain weird. SECOND roasted pig I've seen today.
ReplyDeleteUh....WOW?!?!?!?
ReplyDeleteGrowing up where I did (they called my town Little manila) I'm jealous...I haven't had roasted pig in a few years. Folks don't know that's the best tasting meat! You guys Partayyeeed down!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!!!!!!!
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