Lunch seems to be the most
exhausting meal for a summer weekend. Sometimes you just want to be transported
to the beach in order to tolerate the scorching heat.
Even satisfying a craving for some Inihaw
na Liempo requires a lot of patience and hardwork, as you need to get
broiled as well under the heat of the sun in order to get it done.
So for this weekend, I decided to
make things simple. In the four corners of our kitchen, we decided to broil
liempo in a pan. :)
Inihaw na Liempo sa Kawali
Ingredients:
1 kilo liempo (skin removed)
1/4 cup kalamansi
1/4 cup kikkoman soy sauce
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 tablespoon sinigang mix
1/4 tablespoon kalamansi rind
salt and pepper to taste
Procedure:
1. Combine all ingredients. Marinate for two
hours.
2. Heat pan.
3. Put the liempo with marinade in a pan. Cook
until the liquid is absorbed.
4. Lower the heat, fry the liempo until brown
crust is formed. No need to add oil.
5. Served with spiced vinegar/kalamansi and soy sauce. Add some red hot chili to the
sauce for an added kick.
For the side dish, go for Bulanglang na Dahon.
Bulanglang na Dahon
Ingredients:
1 cup saluyot leaves
1 cup kangkong leaves
1 cup sili leaves
1 cup kamote leaves
broiled milkfish/bangus head
1 large ripe tomato
1 red onion
1 cup water
1/4 cup bagoong isda
Procedure:
1. Boil fry/broiled milkfish (bangus) head with
tomato and onion.
2. Once tomato and onion is wilted, add the bagoong isda.
3. Add saluyot, kangkong, sili and kamote leaves.
4. Serve immediately.
Bulanglang na Dahon is an Ilocano
dish which is usually served with broiled meat or fish. To achieve the
authentic taste, it is always a must to cook the broth with fried or broiled
fish.
To top it up have some piping hot
rice and ice cold softdrinks to complete the summer lunch. After the meal, have some sweet
banana or some slices of watermelon. Yum :)
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