Bulalo is a clear beef shank and bone-marrow soup, slow-simmered until the broth turns deeply rich and the marrow soft enough to scoop out. Hailing from Batangas, it’s typically eaten alongside warm rice, with the marrow itself considered the dish’s most prized, truly indulgent component.
Bulalo
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