6-8 sliced of pork chop 1/2" thick
salt & pepper
red bell pepper (or any colored bell pepper)
red onion
2 gloves of garlic
1 can stewed tomatoes
flour
mushroom as an option
marinate pork chop with salt & pepper overnight.
coat pork chop in a flour. fry each side high heat for 5-7 minutes each side. set pork chop aside.
sauce:
saute garlic, onion and bell pepper. pour can of stewed tomatoes and let simmer for 10 minutes low heat. put pork chops and let simmer for another 10 minutes.
this is an authentic cuisine collection. it is authentic because some ingredients can't be recognize in any current online food website. so here is my version of cooking .... taken from kitchens walks of life, surviving daily meal dinner or lunch box. menus tried from different restaurant, turo-turo, food network, online recipes or just heard from others.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
mud oven chicken wing
bag of party chicken wing
soy sauce light kikoman 1 cup
1/2 cup flour
1 tbsp garlic power
1/2 cup bread crumbs with garlic herbs
2 tbsp oyster sauce
mix all ingredients. marinate over night.
oven at 375 for 20 mins. broil for 5 mins turn wings the other side and broil for another 3 mins.
soy sauce light kikoman 1 cup
1/2 cup flour
1 tbsp garlic power
1/2 cup bread crumbs with garlic herbs
2 tbsp oyster sauce
mix all ingredients. marinate over night.
oven at 375 for 20 mins. broil for 5 mins turn wings the other side and broil for another 3 mins.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
adobo
i prefer chicken and pork mix adobo
1 lb pork & 1 lb chicken for 4 servings
6 gloves garlic
dash of black pepper
dried oregano leaves 1 tsp
1 cup soy sauce (less sodium kikoman preferred)
3/4 white vinegar (datu puti)
mix all ingredients into casserole
simmer for an hour or so until pork is tender
whisk 1/2 tsp of sugar for 5 mins
serve over steamrice
1 lb pork & 1 lb chicken for 4 servings
6 gloves garlic
dash of black pepper
dried oregano leaves 1 tsp
1 cup soy sauce (less sodium kikoman preferred)
3/4 white vinegar (datu puti)
mix all ingredients into casserole
simmer for an hour or so until pork is tender
whisk 1/2 tsp of sugar for 5 mins
serve over steamrice
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Sinigang Na Baboy
Pork Sour Tamarind Soup with Vegetables
Yield: 4 servings
Ingredients:
2 lbs of Pork cut in cubes
1 red onion cut in cubes
3 Small Taro Root peeled and cut in cubes
White Radish cut in slice half of inch (10 pieces)
1 lb Fresh Tamarind or Tamarind Soup Base
Long String Beans cut in about 3-inch in length
Kangkong cut 3-inch in length
Steps:
1. boil pork with red onion in 4-5 cups of water
2. let boil for 30 minutes
3. then add taro root and white radish
4. the fresh tamarind vs. tamarind soup base
if you are using fresh tamarind add to boil and let simmer for an hour. scoop fresh tamarind and squeeze as much juice as you can. pour juice back to boil.
if you are using tamarind soup base add to boil hour later.
5. put string beans in simmering pork for about 15 minutes.
6. put kangkong and let simmer for 5 mins or until cooked.
7. best serve with white steam rice and a whisk of fish sauce. the authentic way how filipino serve soup as a main dish.
takaw mo .....
Yield: 4 servings
Ingredients:
2 lbs of Pork cut in cubes
1 red onion cut in cubes
3 Small Taro Root peeled and cut in cubes
White Radish cut in slice half of inch (10 pieces)
1 lb Fresh Tamarind or Tamarind Soup Base
Long String Beans cut in about 3-inch in length
Kangkong cut 3-inch in length
Steps:
1. boil pork with red onion in 4-5 cups of water
2. let boil for 30 minutes
3. then add taro root and white radish
4. the fresh tamarind vs. tamarind soup base
if you are using fresh tamarind add to boil and let simmer for an hour. scoop fresh tamarind and squeeze as much juice as you can. pour juice back to boil.
if you are using tamarind soup base add to boil hour later.
5. put string beans in simmering pork for about 15 minutes.
6. put kangkong and let simmer for 5 mins or until cooked.
7. best serve with white steam rice and a whisk of fish sauce. the authentic way how filipino serve soup as a main dish.
takaw mo .....
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