This is truly one of the comforting soupy dish I love to eat when the weather is cold.
Ingredients:
1 big bangus cleaned, scales and gills remove and sliced
1 cup of kangkong leaves and stalks
1 labanos or white radish peeled and sliced
2 siling haba (chili fingers)
1 onion qurtered
2 tomatoes quartered
1 cup of sampalok or tamarind or kamias
salt
about one liter of water
Procedure:
In a casserole pour your water and add your onion, tomatoes and tamarind or kamias. Cover and let this boil. After the first boil, get all the tamarind or kamias and press them in a bowl. You can add some water from your casserole to help you in pressing the juice out. Strain this and put back on the boiling pot. Put your fish, vegetables and siling haba. Cover and lower the fire. Let it simmer for another ten minutes. Add some salt to taste.
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Tagged: bangus, kamias, kangkong, labanos, sampalok, sinigang
Hi, I am a Bisaya living in Japan, thanks I found your site, I printed some recipes, you should publish a book and sell to Ebay:) btw, do you have a recipe for pork with ginataang bagoong? My Japanese student loves this but I don’t know how to cook. Also how about arros caldo? thanks. julz
julie i know how to cook pork with ginataang bagoong and arros caldo..
i really love this kind of dish..
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