KALDERO

14 November 2024



KUDËN (Kud'n) ang tawag sa wikang Magindanawn (Magindanon). 

Mas masarap ang kanin na niluto sa apoy na may kahoy na panggatung o uling kaysa niluto sa rice cooker.

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