Thursday, May 13, 2010

Pork Sinigang

Here is a pinoy favorite. I don't really like it but since my wife likes it very much, I cooked it for her.

1/2 kl. pork ribs
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3 medium-sized tomato
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3 medium-sized onion
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water
tamarind mix subtitute:
2 tamarind broth cubes
1-2 tsp. salt
about 1 tsp. msg
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1 bunch of kangkong (large stems removed)For those who didn't know what a kangkong is, here is a link and also this one.
4 siling panigang

How to do it:
Put the pork, tomato and onion on a pot.
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Pour in some water making the pork submerged into it.
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Bring it to boil for about 30-40 minutes or until the pork is tender
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Put in the tamarind mix substitutes (if you will use tamarind mix, much better. Use the one with gabi(taro) flavor that is good for 1 liter of water)
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Simmer for another 10 minutes
Add in the kangkong and the siling panigang and simmer for another 10 more minutes.
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Serve with steamy rice.
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Tip: You can also add some raddish and taro for a more authentic taste of sinigang. I don't usually eat them that's why it's not on list of ingrtedients. :) After you finished cooking the sinigang, remove the siling panigang and place it on a saucer. Pour in some fish sauce and use this as condiments.
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