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    This recipe is for sinigang na baboy, a Filipino pork belly soup cooked in a sour broth, with various vegetables. The main ingredients are pork belly, tomatoes, onions, taro, and a Knorr sinigang mix which provides the sourness. The pork belly is boiled for 25-30 minutes before adding the vegetables in stages. A sour and richly flavored soup is produced using the sinigang mix, fish sauce, and black pepper.

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    This recipe is for sinigang na baboy, a Filipino pork belly soup cooked in a sour broth, with various vegetables. The main ingredients are pork belly, tomatoes, onions, taro, and a Knorr sinigang mix which provides the sourness. The pork belly is boiled for 25-30 minutes before adding the vegetables in stages. A sour and richly flavored soup is produced using the sinigang mix, fish sauce, and black pepper.

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    Sinigang Na Baboy With Gabi Recipe

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    This recipe is for sinigang na baboy, a Filipino pork belly soup cooked in a sour broth, with various vegetables. The main ingredients are pork belly, tomatoes, onions, taro, and a Knorr sinigang mix which provides the sourness. The pork belly is boiled for 25-30 minutes before adding the vegetables in stages. A sour and richly flavored soup is produced using the sinigang mix, fish sauce, and black pepper.

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    How to Cook Sinigang na Baboy with Gabi

    This specific recipe uses pork belly as the main protein ingredient. I also use
    okra, daikon radish, snake beans (sitaw), ong choy (Chinese kangkong), and
    long green chili peppers (siling pangsigang). I use more vegetables because
    my kids love it.

    Start to cook sinigang by boiling onions and tomato. This provides flavor to
    the broth. Do this by boiling water in a wide and deep cooking pot. Add these
    ingredients after the water boils.

    Pork belly goes into the pot. Cook it for 25 to 30 minutes between low to
    medium heat. Add the taro and continue to boil in medium heat for 20 to 30
    minutes or until the pork gets very tender. I like it when the gabi or taro melts
    into the soup and creates a thick consistency. This is the reason why I cook it
    longer. I also mash a piece or two in the middle of the cooking process.

    I add my Knorr Sinigang sa Sampaloc recipe mix afterwards. This is my go to


    ingredient when cooking sinigang. I have been using this since I started
    cooking. Back in the days, my mom will just say “bili ka ng pang sinigang na
    baboy” and I know exactly what to purchase. I also cook sinigang using other
    souring agents such as fresh sampaloc and kamias, but the convenience and
    result that this product gives me is remarkable.

    The seasonings can be added after putting the mix into the pot, or you can do
    it once the dish is cooked. For this recipe, I added fish sauce and ground
    black pepper right after the sinigang mix. Daikon radish is also added at this
    point. Let the radish cook for 5 minutes before adding all the remaining
    vegetables.

    My family loves super sour sinigang. For this reason, I use more sinigang mix
    than what is suggested in the recipe below. If you prefer the same, you can
    always add more sinigang mix based on your preference. I also like to have a
    sauce with spicy fish sauce on my side when eating sinigang na baboy.

    Tips in Cooking Pork Sinigang


    Any cut of pork can be used to cook sinigang na baboy. There are no
    restrictions. In fact, the most tasty sinigang na baboy is made using pork neck
    bones. Other common cuts of pork that can be used to make this dish are
    pork shoulder, picnic ham, and pork loin.

    The most important thing to consider in making sinigang dishes is the level of
    sourness of the soup. There are many ingredients that you can use to make
    this dish sour. Traditional ingredients are unripe tamarind, bilimbi (kamias),
    and guava. The latter will provide a mild level of sourness. Personally, I like
    mine very sour and I discovered that using “sinigang sa sampaloc mix”
    provides just the right level of sour that I want. It also saves me time.

    When is sinigang na baboy best eaten? It can be anytime you crave for it.
    However, I like it better for dinner especially when the weather is cold or if it is
    rainy (or snowy for that matter). Having sinigang makes me feel warm and
    toasty.

    Try this Sinigang na Baboy with Gabi Recipe. Let me know what you think.

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    Sinigang na Baboy with Gabi


    This is a recipe for pork belly soup cooked in sour broth. It makes use of a variety of
    vegetables and is best when served hot with a cup of rice on the side.
    CoursePork
    CuisineFilipino
    Prep Time10 minutes

    Cook Time1 hour 30 minutes


    Total Time1 hour 40 minutes
    Servings6 people

    Calories799kcal
    AuthorVanjo Merano

    Ingredients

     2 lbs. pork belly sliced into cubes

     2 to 3 cups kangkong leaves

     3 pieces long green chili pepper siling pansigang

     2 pieces tomato quartered

     1 cup sliced daikon radish labanos

     10 to 12 pieces snake beans cut in 2 inch length pieces

     1 piece onion quartered

     15 pieces okra

     2 pieces taro peeled and cut in half (gabi)

     8 cups water

     2 packs Knorr Sinigang sa Sampaloc Mix Original (20 gram pack)

     3 tablespoons fish sauce patis

     ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper

    US Customary - Metric

    Instructions

    1. Pour water into a cooking pot. Let boil

    2. Add onion and tomato. Boil for 5 to 8 minutes.

    3. Put the pork in the cooking pot. Boil for 25 minutes.

    4. Add the taro. Cover and continue to boil for 30 minutes.

    5. Add Knorr Sinigang sa Sampaloc mix, fish sauce, and ground black pepper; stir.

    6. Put the daikon radish in. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes.

    7. Add the chili peppers, okra, and snake beans. Cook for 7 minutes.
    8. Add the kangkong. Cover the cooking pot and turn off the heat. Let it stay
    covered for 5 minutes.

    9. Transfer to as serving bowl. Serve with a small bowl with patis and spicy chili.

    10. Share and enjoy!

    Notes

     Use any cut of pork that you prefer.Beef can also be used for this recipe.

     If using it, add more cooking time to ensure that the beef gets tender.

    Nutrition

    Calories: 799kcal | Carbohydrates: 3g | Protein: 15g | Fat: 80g | Saturated


    Fat: 29g | Cholesterol: 108mg | Sodium: 856mg | Potassium: 383mg | Sugar: 1g | Vitamin
    A: 35IU | Vitamin C: 6.6mg | Calcium: 33mg | Iron: 1mg

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