Pakaya, also known as "pork belly," is a popular dish in Filipino cuisine, often characterized by its rich flavor and tenderness. It typically involves marinating and slow-cooking pork belly until it becomes succulent, sometimes served with a crispy skin. The dish can be prepared in various ways, such as being grilled, roasted, or braised, and is often enjoyed with rice and dipping sauces. Pakaya reflects the Filipino love for savory and hearty meals.
It means that the food which we eat on maghe sakranti
first u must prepare the tatti by eating a lot of food, then after digestion occurs take a tatti in a bowl, mix it with herbs and spices, maybe put a little bit of your favourite salad dressing, grab a spoon or if your willing to get a little dirty eat with ur hands and don't mind the smell.....enjoy!