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A Kamayan dinner is a traditional Filipino feast that is served and eaten without the use of utensils. The term "kamayan" translates to "by hand" in Tagalog, which is reflective of the communal and hands-on nature of the meal. During a Kamayan feast, food is spread out on banana leaves that are laid out over a long table. Guests are encouraged to eat directly with their hands, which is considered to bring diners closer to the food and to each other, fostering a sense of community and connection.
A typical Kamayan spread may include a variety of dishes such as grilled fish, seafood, roasted pork (lechon), chicken, various stews (like adobo or kare-kare), an assortment of vegetables, mango salad, and steamed rice. Dipping sauces such as vinegar, soy sauce, and various salsas may also accompany the meal for added flavor. The vibrant display and communal style make Kamayan dinners a festive and engaging dining experience
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