Jumping Salad
The Ilocanos call this Jumping Salad because the shrimp are still alive and are frisky when sprinkled with the citrus juice.
Ilocano refers to a region in the northern part of the large island of Luzon. The area has a distinct language and culture.
The Ilocanos call this Jumping Salad because the shrimp are still alive and are frisky when sprinkled with the citrus juice.
An iconic dish of the Ilocano people
Photo by Kaycel Corral.
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