Filipino food's bold flavors grow in popularity

The Fresno Bee on Filipino food and where you can find it in Fresno.

Filipino Desserts (via The Fresno Bee)

Foods with names like lechon, pancit and adobo may be unfamiliar to the average person, but if food critics are right, these traditional Filipino dishes may be the next big thing in the food world... The Fresno Bee

Lechons line up the streets of Balayan for "Parada ng Lechon"

Philippine Star on June 24th as the "Parada ng Lechon" day of Balayan, Batangas.

Lechon (via The Philippine Star)

MANILA, Philippines - It’s June once again. For most people, this month signals another hectic school year, but for those from the town of Balayan in the province of Batangas, it is once again the appetizing “Parada ng Lechon” - a celebration coinciding with the Feast of St. John the Baptist... Philippine Star

Video: Rico's Lechon, a Filipino Tradition

A video about lechon by video journalist Liza de Guia via New York Times:

Lechon (Liza de Guia via New York Times)

Ask people in the Philippines where to find the best lechon — the traditional spit-roasted suckling pig with juicy meat and a crackling crust — and they’ll send you to Cebu, one of the country’s island regions and its lechon capital... New York Times