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Recipes by Manny Montala (Page 6)

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Kalderetang Bangus (Milkfish Caldereta)

Kalderetang Bangus (Milkfish Caldereta) by Manny Montala

Kalderetang Bangus (Milkfish Caldereta)October 12th, 2013Kalderetang bangus is one of the many ways of cooking bangus and one of the varieties of cooking caldereta which is usually red meat. This is also the healthiest kaldereta version because it uses fish. But just take care while frying the fish because you will encounter many oil…

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Beef Broccoli Stir Fry

Beef Broccoli Stir Fry by Manny Montala

Beef Broccoli Stir FryOctober 13th, 2013Beef broccoli is really an Asian dish and it is obvious because some of the ingredients are not indigenous in the Philippines. Oyster sauce and broccoli are examples although oyster sauce are already locally produced and broccoli are locally grown and harvested. Most beef broccoli recipes…

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Chicken and Pork Embotido

Chicken and Pork Embotido by Manny Montala

Chicken and Pork EmbotidoOctober 14th, 2013Chicken and pork embotido is a combination of ground pork and ground chicken meat and made into a meatloaf. The original embutido use only pork but this one has chicken meat in it. Embutido is a Filipino version of meat loaf wrap in aluminum foil. The traditional way is wrapping the embutido…

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Chicken Gizzard Stir Fry

Chicken Gizzard Stir Fry by Manny Montala

Chicken Gizzard Stir FryOctober 15th, 2013Here is a chicken gizzard recipe stir fried in oyster sauce. This recipe is not the usual chicken liver and gizzard with adobo style cooking. And it doesn’t include chicken liver also but purely gizzard. This can be serve as a viand or in a sizzling plate as pulutan.Ingredients:Wash chicken…

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Beef Liver Steaks with Onion Rings (Guisadong Atay ng Baka)

Beef Liver Steaks with Onion Rings (Guisadong Atay ng Baka) by Manny Montala

Beef Liver Steaks with Onion Rings (Guisadong Atay ng Baka)October 16th, 2013This beef liver steaks is a very simple dish, marinating the liver in soy sauce and calamansi then fry it. Marinating the livers reduce the musky odor so it will be more pleasant to eat. This is the reason why not everyone is so fond of eating livers…

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Almondigas (Filipino Pork Meatballs Soup)

Almondigas (Filipino Pork Meatballs Soup) by Manny Montala

Almondigas (Filipino Pork Meatballs Soup)October 17th, 2013Ingredients:How to cook Almondigas:In a bowl combine ground pork, water chestnuts, mushrooms, egg, cornstarch, onion, salt and pepper.Mix very well and form into balls, about 1 to 1 & 1/2 inch in diameter. Set aside.In a deep saucepan, heat about 1 Tbsp. cooking oil and saute…

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Ground Beef Omelet

Ground Beef Omelet by Manny Montala

Ground Beef OmeletOctober 18th, 2013Ground beef omelet is a simple recipe made from ground beef and eggs obviously. Omelet has been part of the Filipino food for decades and I think this comes from the western cooking since we have been under the United Stated before our country’s independence. Anyway cooking omelet was also a good…

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Tinutong na Manok Sa Gata

Tinutong na Manok Sa Gata by Manny Montala

Tinutong na Manok Sa GataOctober 19th, 2013Tinotong na manok sa gata or tinutungang manok is a Bicolano chicken dish. Chicken is cooked in coconut milk with vegetables like unripe papaya (although papaya is a fruit, since it is unripe and used in cooking so I might consider it as vegetable for now), carrots, bell pepper and spices.…

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Beef with Young Corn and Kangkong

Beef with Young Corn and Kangkong by Manny Montala

Beef with Young Corn and KangkongOctober 20th, 2013Beef with young corn and kangkong is a simple but a tasty main dish. It only needs a few minutes and stir frying and simmering to make this dish. Although young corn is not a common ingredient in Filipino cuisine but mostly in Asian cuisine, the addition of kangkong makes this…

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Stuffed Sayote (Chayote)

Stuffed Sayote (Chayote) by Manny Montala

Stuffed Sayote (Chayote)October 21st, 2013Stuffed sayote or chayote is done scooping out the flesh and stuffing it with ground pork mixture and then baking it.Ingredients:How to cook stuffed sayote:Parboil sayote in skin for 5 minutes. Then cut each piece in half lengthwise.Remove the seed and scoop out the flesh leaving only about…

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