Sinanglao is a traditional Filipino dish primarily associated with the Ilocos region. It is a beef stew made with beef shank and flavored with a sour broth, often using the bile of cows for its distinct taste. While the exact origin of sinanglao is not attributed to a single individual, it is deeply rooted in the culinary practices of the Ilocano people. The dish reflects the region's agricultural and pastoral lifestyle, showcasing local ingredients and cooking methods.
This is going to vary based on your location. Try going to the Dish website and looking up the television schedule based on your location. This will help you determine the correct channel for you to tune to. Rookwood2 said: I am based in Western Kentucky and have just learned today (August 3, 2014) that it will be on Channel 408 on Dish.
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The singular possessive of dish is dish's
a dish warmer is where you warm a dish! :@
It is a dish which has no side dishes that means that the dish is the main dish.
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OnBoth are correct, according to context. When "dish" means the vessel holding the food, we use on if it is a flat dish, or in if it is a deep dish. When "dish" means the food itself, as in "Apple crumble is my favorite dish," we use in.
The possessive form of the noun dish is dish's.Example: The dish's rim is chipped.
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You can sell it on eBay or keep it. There are people who are looking for satellite dish. We do not require your to return the dish from you abode. If you move, we bring out a new dish for your installation. You only take your receivers and remotes to your new location. You can leave the old dish or you can remove it and do as you like with the dish.
No, but if you have Dish you may qualify for a upgrade for a Dish DVR.
The plural form of dish is dishes.