Introducing "Sinigang na Dilaw na Salmon" - A very delicious Soup/Stew that is Perfect for Rainy Season
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Greetings!
The rainy season is still at hand in our country and during the season the water is cold. What is the best food to consume during the rainy season than a hot and delicious soup/stew? Introducing "Sinigang na Dilaw na Salmon" soup/stew, this sinigang is of course characterized by its sour taste. This sinigang is best served hot and here in our country, it is usually served during lunch and dinner.
Usually, this version is sinigang is only composed of the salmon itself and no green vegetables are added. But in the variety that I cooked, I added radish and water spinach which are two of the most popular vegetable beings added to any sinigang, be it meat, prawns, or fish.
And so, without further ado here's how I cook this very delicious soup/stew

- Yellow Salmon
- Water Spinach
- Radish
- Tomato
- Ginger
- Onion
- Garlic
- Powdered Tamarind
- Salt (to taste)

Peel and slice the radish


Peel and slice the onion


Wash and slice the tomatoes in half


Peel and slice the ginger


Peel and slice the garlic


Wash the green pepper

Prepare the powdered Tamarind

Prepare the yellow salmon

Wash and prepare the water spinach


1. In a bowl add about five tablespoons of water then add the ginger

2. Add the onions

3. Add the garlic

4. Add the tomatoes

5. Stir to let the flavors and aroma out, sautee for about 30 seconds, and add more water if needed

6. Add the yellow salmon

7. Flip the yellow salmon using a ladle

8. Add some water

9. Add the radish

10. Add the green pepper

11. Add some salt

12. At first, boil and remove some of the brown bubbles

13. Add the powdered tamarind then stir

14. When it boils remove the brown bubbles once again

15. Add the water spinach

16. Push down the water spinach using a ladle so that it will be cooked evenly

17. When the water spinach is cooked it is done



That is all for now guys, catch you up with the next one. Wishing you all safety, good health, and abundance.



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