Sinigang is one of the famous Filipino dishes. This is often serve when the weather is cold as the sour soup helps to warm the body. You can actually use any meat you like, may it be a fish, pork, beef, or shrimp.
Traditionally, fresh tamarind is use to give flavor to the soup. But there are sinigang recipe mix that you can buy in Asian stores. There are different varieties to choose from; sinigang na may gabi, sinigang na may sili or the original sinigang sa sampalok. This will also give you the same zesty flavor you hope to achieve.
Sinigang na Hipon |
Ingredients:
1/2 kilo large shrimps (sugpo)
1 onion (cut in quarters)
2 tomatoes (cut in quarters)
1 medium size radish
3 taro (gabi)
1 cup string beans (sitaw)
2 cups spinach (to replace kangkong)
1 pack Knorr Sinagang na may Gabi
3 green chilli
1 liter water
1 liter water
fish sauce (dipping sauce)
Ingredients of Sinigang na Hipon |
Cooking Procedures:
- Put water, onion and tomatoes in a large pot. Let it boil.
- Upon boiling, stir in the taro, radish and string beans. Simmer the vegetables for another 5 minutes.
- Add the Knorr sinigang recipe mix and green chillies and let it boil for another 3 minutes.
- Add the shrimps and simmer the mixture for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Finally stir in the spinach. Add some salt if you wish. Let it simmer again for another minute.
- Serve hot with rice.
12 Comments
Ang sarap naman nyan. Lalo tuloy ako nagutom.
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye
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The picture is so clear and very enticing to look. You've got the taste of this sinigang...awesome lenilicious!
ReplyDeleteI don't normally like sinigang, but you make it so appetizing. I should give this a try
ReplyDeleteSeafoods is one of my favorites, that's why when I see your recipe I went to the store to buy some ingredients right away.
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious! Unfortunately for me I can't eat shrimp or any seafood because I'm allergic. :(
ReplyDeletewhat can I say? super sarap!!!! my kind of food!! though I often make meatless sinigang here at home too, but that is only because hubby can't have shrimp and most sea foods, but sometimes, after i make the meatless sinigang, I add my shrimp or my fish :) haha!!!! you take very good pictures of food Len, makes me want to eat again.
ReplyDeletemy husband loves cooking this one. since prawns is more cheaper here in malaysia than buying expensive pork hehe. nice recipe now craving for one!
ReplyDeleteI love cooking huge shrimps with the shells on. Sadly, my husband does not like it this way. So I normally just buy the peeled ones.
ReplyDeleteOh my oh my, I am drooling, literally. It's been a while since I have made sinigang na hipon, sarap!
ReplyDeleteI use chinese kangkong for sinigang na hipon, i will try to use spinach next time, thanks for the idea :)
ReplyDeleteWhenever there is sinigang na hipon on the table, I have no eyes or taste for anything else.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, yes.. I simply love this recipe, specially kung si misis ang mag-aalis ng shell ng hipon.
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God bless everyone.