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Friday, August 19, 2011
BINAGOONGANG BABOY (SPICY PORK WITH SHRIMP PASTE AND COCONUT CREAM) - FILIPINO STYLE
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"This is my delicious Binagoongang Baboy (Spicy Pork with Shrimp Paste and Coconut Cream). I put coconut cream in mine so it would taste more delicious and creamy. I used Barrio Fiesta shrimpaste and spicy one so I would no longer put chillies in my recipe. Try this one guys...it's soooo yummy! I cooked it twice now since I really love it. My husband too and my son but its not really good if you will cook this all the time because of the fats in it."
1 kilo pork (with skin and fat)
1 medium onion
1 whole garlic (cut into small OR minced)
1 tsp coarse black pepper
1 medium bell pepper
2 tbsp shrimp paste (i use barrio fiesta spicy shrimp paste so no need to put siling labuyo or chillies in my recipe)
1 400g coconut cream
1-2 tbsp sugar
WHAT TO DO:
1. Cut pork into cubes or our desired size and fry it into 2 tablespoon vegetable oil.
2. When pork is brown already. Put the onion and stir it together with the pork. Then after 5 minutes, add the minced garlic and coarse black pepper.
3. Add the the 2 tablespoon shrimp paste, you can add more, it depends on you. Then add the coconut cream.
4. Add the sugar and let it simmer for 1 hour or so in a very low heat....stirring occasionally.
5. When the sauce becomes thicker and the oil coming out, that oil is from the coconut, then you can add the bell pepper for 2 minutes then turned your stove off.
READY TO SERVE NOW WITH STEAMED RICE.
*NOTE: IF IT''S NOT SALTY FOR YOU, YOU CAN ADD A LITTLE BIT OF FISH SAUCE BEFORE YOU TURNED IT OFF. OR TO MAKE IT MORE TASTIER, ADD KNORR CHICKEN CUBES. BUT SPICES HERE IN AUSTRALIA ARE ENOUGH TO HAVE A VERY DELICIOUS TASTE IN YOUR COOKING.
ENJOY!
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2 comments:
I will try this tomorrow!
sure...try this one coz its really soooooooooo yummy! love it, love it, love it!
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