Balicucha-Making in Ilocos Sur Showcases Culinary Heritage
The traditional "balicucha"-making in San Ildefonso, Ilocos Sur, is gaining recognition as a culinary heritage. As part of efforts to promote local products, hands-on experiences are being offered to preserve and popularize traditional food-making.
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