Showing posts with label Pambaon for Kids. Show all posts
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Friday, August 21, 2020

Monday, April 14, 2014

CRISPY DULONG PATTIES (Silver Fish Patties)


Ingredients:
½ kilo Fresh Dulong, washed and drain excess water
2-3 pcs. Onions, chopped
¼ cup  Kinstay, chopped
½  cup  All Purpose Flour (or more, if needed)
1-2 eggs, beaten
¼ tsp salt or more if needed
1/8 tsp ground black pepper
¾ cup Cooking oil for frying

Procedure:
In a big bowl transfer drained dulong,  add onion and kinstay  then the flour,  black pepper and salt, then the beaten egg/s.  Mix thoroughly with a big spoon. Set aside.

Meanwhile, add some cooking oil into a hot pan,  drop by the spoonful the dulong mixture  into the  pan, flatten the patties using the back of the spoon, let it fry for a few minutes, when brown, flip it over.  Adjust crispiness according to your preference.  When done, remove from the frying pan, and transfer it to a plate lined with paper towels to absorb excess oil.  Then continue frying the rest of the mixture, you may need to add more cooking oil into the pan as needed.  You can serve this with Tomato or Banana Catsup, or Sweet & Chilli Sauce.  Enjoy!

(Picture from the web)

Dulong is a very tiny fish, barely an inch and quite transparent in appearance with beady eyes.  It is cooked in many ways like  sautéed, “pinaksiw” or “pinangat” (both cooked in vinegar) , also used in omelet, and as gourmet food in bottles – Dulong in Olive Oil.    

Dulong is also a healthier alternative to meat patties, you can replace your burger patties with Crispy Dulong Patties.



Sunday, September 2, 2012

DRY GARLIC-LEMONGRASS PORK BITES


I found this Vietnamese Recipe in YouTube.  Tried it  and it came out very delicious!  Hubby and daughter loved it!  Even my 6 and 2 ½ year-old nephews loved them too.  Very kid friendly dish, pwede siyang pambaon sa school, instead of Nuggets or Hotdogs, this is healthier.   Aside from pork, you can use boneless chicken breast or any other parts you would want.  I made some changes in the recipe to further enhance its flavor.  Quick, easy and economical recipe.  Enjoy!
Ingredients:  (my version of  the recipe)
1 kg. Lean Pork or Kasim (cut into bite-size)
3  tbsp Garlic Salt (I don’t have garlic salt,  so instead I used  1 1/2  tbsp garlic powder & 1 1/2 tbsp iodized salt)
4 tbsp white sugar
1  tsp Pepper (could use more pepper)
5 tbsps Minced Lemongrass 
2 egg (or 3 eggs for more coating)
6-7   tbsps All Purpose Flour (if you added 1 more egg, add a bit more of this)
2/3 cups Japanese Bread Crumbs (add more if needed)
6 cloves Minced Garlic
1 to 1 ½  cups  cooking oil


Ingredients:  (this is the original recipe)
1 lb. Lean Pork or Kasim (cut into bite-size)
1 tbsp Garlic Salt
1 ½ tbsp white sugar
½ tsp Pepper
2 tbsps Minced Lemongrass
1 egg
3 tbss All Purpose Flour
1/3 cups Japanese Bread Crumbs
3 cloves Minced Garlic
1 to 1 ½  cups  cooking oil

Procedure:
Combine sugar, garlic salt & ground pepper. Mix well. Pour over the pork the salt mixture. And mix to coat the meat evenly.  Add in half of the minced  lemongrass, mixwell again…   then beat the egg very well, then add it to the pork.    Then add the flour, and mix well, making sure the pork is evenly coated with flour.  Then add the Japanese bread crumbs and mix well.

Meanwhile,  put about 1 cup cooking in a deep pan, turn heat to medium-high heat, and have redy a plate with paper towels.  When the oil is ready, place pork in the pan, separate bites if they stick together.  Move the pork about in the oil to ensure even frying.  Don’t overload the pan.  Doing this inbatches give you more control to fry  them evenly.   An aluminum strainer is excellent for removing the cooked bites once they turngolden brown.  Set aside fried pork bites.

In a separate pan, put some vegetable oil, turn heat to medium-low and   sauté remaining minced lemongrass, stir well to brown lemongrass.  Add the garlic and continue until browned, then put into a small bowl and set aside.

Put the fried pork bites in a plate, and top it with  fried garlic-lemongrass.  Enjoy!

Quick tip for mincing the lemongrass:
Crushing the lemongrass speeds up the mincing process.  Notice how the splintered stalks fall apart as they are being chopped.


Note :  You may watch the Video below to see the actually process of cooking this dish.