Any Filipino dish cooked in coconut milk, known as gata. It spans savory viands like laing and ginataang manok, and sweet snacks such as ginataang bilo-bilo, made with root crops, sago, and jackfruit, all sharing a creamy, gently sweet richness that is unmistakably Filipino.
Ginataan
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