Sinanglaw is a soup with a bitter taste cook from beef innards, cow skin season by bile juice and seasoned with kamias. It is a traditional Ilocano Filipino recipe and as far as I remember I taste first sinanglaw during our family vacation at 100 Island. The taste of sinanglaw recipe can be comparable with a popular tagalog recipe known as pinapaitan, it has almost same ingredient and the only difference is the cows skin included for cooking sinanglaw. It usually prepare as a pulutan but this recipe can be prepare also as a viand.
Sinanglaw Recipe Ingredient:
Optional : Garnish with spring onion at the top
Sinanglaw Recipe Ingredient:
- 3/4 kg beef Innards (Menudencia)
- 1/4 kg beef liver, cut into small pcs
- 1/4 kg cows skin
- 2-3 tbsp cooking oil
- 1/2 kg kamias or 1 big pack of tamarind powder
- 2-3 tbsp minced garlic
- 1 medium size onion, slice
- 3-4 thumb size peeled ginger, sliced
- 1/2 cup beef bile
- 1-2 tsp Ground pepper corn
- Patis
- salt to taste
- Vetsin
- Clean Innards and bring to boil for 5-70 minute.
- Drain innards to cool and cut into small pcs
- Bring to boil again in 1 litre of water along with garlic and ginger unti the meat tenderized
- Separate Innard from broth
- In a pot with cooking oil, sautee garlic, onion, and ginger
- Add tenderize entrail, liver, and patis. Simmer for 5 minute
- Add kamias and simmer for another 5-10 minute or until kamias soften
- Add broth and bring to boil again fo another 10 minute in low fire add water if necessary
- Add ground pepper corn, salt to taste and vetsin
- Served newly cook sinanglaw with hot steamy rice,
Optional : Garnish with spring onion at the top
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