- 2 slabs, about 600 grams pork belly, each slab cut into 5
- 4.5 cups rice wash or water
- a teaspoon of iodized coarse salt
- 2 large red overripe tomatoes
- 1 medium red onion, quartered
- 5 pcs string beans, cut at 2" length
- 10 small pcs okra, remove both ends
- 1 medium radish, sliced diagonally at 1/2" thick
- 3/4 tbsp of tamarind powder or sinigang powder
- 2 tbsps of fish sauce (patis)
- 1 small eggplant, cut into 3, then, quartered
- 2-3 pcs finger chilis
- a good bunch of swamp cabbage, leaves and tender stalks only
Procedure:
- In a casserole, put the pork and rice wash. Bring to boil. But before it boils, remove the scum as it arises in the soup. Do this until liquid clears up.
- Add the salt, tomatoes and onion. Cover. Bring to boil. Then, simmer very gently for 35 minutes.
- Increase fire to medium, put the string beans, okra, radish, tamarind powder and patis. Cook until half-done, about 4 minutes. Follow with the eggplant and chilis. Cook for a minute. Dump in the swamp cabbage. Cook until done.
- Serve hot and with cooked rice and fish sauce, for dipping.
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