Sinigang na Sugpo
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Ingredients: | 10 cups water |
Cooking Method: | Bring water to a boil. Add onions and tomatoes. Simmer for 5 minutes. Add daikon, long beans, chili pepper, fish sauce, and Mama Sita's Sinigang mix. Continue to simmer for three minutes, uncovered. Add the shrimps and simmer for another 3 minutes. Turn off the heat and add the spinach or kangkong. Cover to steam-cook the vegetables. Serve with fish sauce. |
Kinilaw
Kinilaw is a method of cooking nearly anything that is alive and fresh not with fire but with vinegar. Crustaceans may be used, or mollusks, vegetables, fruits, flowers, insects, and even meat. The abundance of food available, the ecology of each region and the understanding and appreciation of readily available materials make eating kinilaw a widely exhilarating experience. Its raw ingredients may range from the commonplace (mackerel, grouper, sailfish, red snapper fillets or venison) to the exotic (spider conch, sea cucumber, the larvae of the coconut beetle or sea anemone). | |
Ingredients: | 1 piece ox-tongue, thoroughly cleaned and sliced button mushrooms |
Cooking Method: | Marinade ox-tongue in Lea and Perrins sauce, calamansi, salt and pepper for an hour. Fry tongue and when browned, braise for 30 minutes. Saute garlic and onions in butter. Add soup. Garnish with mushrooms, olives and grated cheese. |
Igado
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Ingredients: | 1/4 pound each pork tenderloin, liver, heart and kidney |
Cooking Method: | Soak pork liver in vinegar. Saute garlic and pork tenderloin in cooking oil until golden brown. Add pork heart, pork kidney and soaked pork liver. Add soy sauce. Simmer until all meats are tender and sauce is thick enough. Add green peas and bell pepper. |
Sunday, July 5, 2009
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