Tinuwa ng Tanigue
1/30/2018
Ingredients:
6 large stalks of green onions 4 tomatoes cut into chunks 4 medium red onions sliced 2 thumb-sized ginger cut into chunks 4 green chilis (sili espada) 1 Ulo sa tanigue (Spanish Mackarel Head) 1 cup of moringa leaves (Kalamunggay/Malunggay) 1.5 Liters Water Salt Procedure: Put water to pot Bring to a boil Add fish head Add tomatoes, red onions, ginger and chilies Add about 3/4 tablespoon of salt, adjust to taste Bring to simmer for 20 minutes Add Moringa leaves and green onions Serve with rice.  Dinoldog is the Filipino version of a squash soup. Made with coconut milk and dried fish to give it its distinctive savory taste.
Full Recipe: Ingredients: 1 Small Kalabasa (Squash) Cubed 1 cup Coconut Milk 1 Medium Sized Dried Fish 5 cloves Garlic (crushed) 1 Onion (Chopped) Chicharon (Crushed) 1 teaspoon cooking oil Water Kalamunggay (Moringa) Procedure: Rehydrate dried fish Add oil to pan Saute onions and garlic in medium heat Shred dried fish Add dried fish Add kalabasa Add coconut milk Add water until covering kalabasa Simmer until kalabasa is soft Mash kalabasa into the soup Serve with chicharon Enjoy :) Paksiw is a Filipino sour stew made out with pork or fish. This version uses Cebu lechon as its base and sans liver sauce (Bisaya Style).
Full Recipe: Ingredients: 1 kilo lechon head (chopped) 1 cup spiced coconut vinegar 1/2 cup soy sauce 2 clove garlic 2 red onions 2 teaspoons ground pepper corns Procedure: Place all ingredients in a large casserole. Bring to a boil at medium-high heat. Bring to a low heat Cover casserole Simmer for 20 minutes Serve hot with rice Enjoy! Kinilaw is a Filipino raw fish dish similar to ceviche. In this recipe we show a simple way of making this wonderful fresh dish. A perfect compliment to a day at the beach with a beer in hand.
1 Kilo Yellow Fin (Ahi) Tuna (cubed) 1 Cup Spiced Coconut Vingear (suka nga tuba) 1/3 cup Coconut Cream (Gata) Kalamansi Juice from 2 pieces 1 Small Onion (sliced) 1 Tomato (chopped) Thumb sized Ginger 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1. Add salt, kalamansi, onion tomato and ginger to tuna 2. Mix well 3. Add coconut milk and spiced vinegar. Mix well. 4. 'Cook' the tuna in the vinegar for at least 10 minutes or until the tuna starts becoming opaque. 5. Serve with beer and Enjoy Bistek Recipe | Chedz Culinary Club
2/19/2017
Our version of Bistek, a simple Filipino beef braise with kalamansi and soy sauce.
http://youtube.com/c/chedzculinaryclub https://www.facebook.com/chedzcakes/ Full recipe here: Ingredients: 3/4 Kilo Minute Beef Steak 1 Large Onion (cut into rings) 3 Cloves Garlic chopped 2 Tablespoons Kalamansi Juice 1/3 Cup Soy Sauce Salt and Pepper to taste Procedure: 1. Marinate beef in soy sauce, kalamansi with salt and pepper to taste. 2. Heat pan with cooking oil and brown onions. 3. Remove onions from pan and set aside. 4. Fry beef on the pan until brown. Remove beef. Set Aside. 5. Remove excess liquid. Set aside 6. Sauté garlic 7. Add beef, the excess liquid and marinade. Simmer for 20-30 mins or until meat is tender 8. Add onions. 9. Serve while hot with white rice. Enjoy! |
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