18:50 length, 1280 by 720 resolution, 5015kbps total bitrate, WMV Version. In this clip, Candy isn't satisfied with food from just one place, she wants me to run down to a local Filipino place and a local Hawaiian BBQ place for 2 different "meals" that she will treat like some kind of snack. First there is the Filipino place where I picked up a combo, which is two items combined with a big serving of rice. The two items Candy got were Lechon and Dinuguan. Candy enjoys the rich taste of Dinuguan, and to me it just tastes like beef liver, but Candy is able to pick up all the beefy flavor that ma...

18:50 length, 1280 by 720 resolution, 5015kbps total bitrate, WMV Version. In this clip, Candy isn't satisfied with food from just one place, she wants me to run down to a local Filipino place and a local Hawaiian BBQ place for 2 different "meals" that she will treat like some kind of snack. First there is the Filipino place where I picked up a combo, which is two items combined with a big serving of rice. The two items Candy got were Lechon and Dinuguan. Candy enjoys the rich taste of Dinuguan, and to me it just tastes like beef liver, but Candy is able to pick up all the beefy flavor that makes her crave this particular dish at least once a week. The Lechon is like pork cracklings, which is just deep fried pork skin. If just one or two layers are prepared this way, you get crunchy pork skins, but when several layers of skin, meat, and fat are included in the mix, there is a wild combination of super crunchy with meaty and then the gel texture of the big chunks of pork fat. Candy wanted Sisig Lechon that day, but they were out. I substituted the Lechon for it, but I neglected to call Candy to confirm this substitution, and of course I was wrong. She enjoyed the Lechon but she would have gotten another meaty soup type of dish instead if she knew that they were out of the sisig lechon. I was probably anxious to get on to the next place after that because again, Candy had me go to two different places for this special craving that I kind of messed up a little. The other place is a Hawaiian BBQ place, and she got a combo plate called the L & L Hawaiian BBQ Mix. This came with rice and a side of cold pasta salad, which Candy didnt touch because she ordered that plate strictly for the meat. Candy eats up as much of the meat on that BBQ mix as she could, but there had to be just a little left over for later because her eyes are always bigger than her stomach, and her food imagination is always much larger than her actual physical capacity at one sitting. It's ok though, this stuff is appreciated so much by Candy that I keep my hands off of it, and I'm happy with much simpler stuff myself anyway. This was a really exotic and specialized craving, for Candy to go for Filipino and Hawaiian food in the same meal, but then again, it's not the first time she has mixed different types of food together because of some crazy cravings.