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Experience a mouthwatering twist on a Filipino classic with our Sizzling Sinigang na Salmon. With every sizzle, you'll be transported to flavor paradise, where the warmth of tradition meets the excitement of innovation.

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Yields3 Servings
Total Time40 mins













Garnish


1

Place the sampaloc in a pot with 3 cups of water. Cook over medium heat and simmer until the shells of the sampaloc crack. Let it cool.

2

Remove the shells from the sampaloc and get as much of the meat into the water, including the meat surrounding the seeds. Discard the seeds and shells.

3

Strain the sampaloc and water onto another bowl and use a spoon to mash the pulp onto the strainer. Set aside.

4

In a pot with 2 cups of water, add the red onion, tomatoes, siling pang sigang, patis, and peppercorns. Let the stock simmer until the liquid almost completely evaporates and the ingredients are soft.

5

Place the soft tomatoes, onion, siling pang sigang, and cooked peppercorns into a food processor or blender. Add the mashed sampaloc. Blend until smooth. Set aside.

6

On a plate, season both sides of the salmon pieces with salt, pepper, and calamansi juice.

7

Heat the olive oil and butter in a pan. Pan fry the salmon pieces until the flesh turns light.

8

Transfer the cooked salmon pieces on a heated sizzling plate. Add the fried gabi chips and string beans then pour the sinigang sauce over the salmon. Serve hot.

Ingredients














Garnish


Directions

1

Place the sampaloc in a pot with 3 cups of water. Cook over medium heat and simmer until the shells of the sampaloc crack. Let it cool.

2

Remove the shells from the sampaloc and get as much of the meat into the water, including the meat surrounding the seeds. Discard the seeds and shells.

3

Strain the sampaloc and water onto another bowl and use a spoon to mash the pulp onto the strainer. Set aside.

4

In a pot with 2 cups of water, add the red onion, tomatoes, siling pang sigang, patis, and peppercorns. Let the stock simmer until the liquid almost completely evaporates and the ingredients are soft.

5

Place the soft tomatoes, onion, siling pang sigang, and cooked peppercorns into a food processor or blender. Add the mashed sampaloc. Blend until smooth. Set aside.

6

On a plate, season both sides of the salmon pieces with salt, pepper, and calamansi juice.

7

Heat the olive oil and butter in a pan. Pan fry the salmon pieces until the flesh turns light.

8

Transfer the cooked salmon pieces on a heated sizzling plate. Add the fried gabi chips and string beans then pour the sinigang sauce over the salmon. Serve hot.

Notes

Sizzling Salmon Sinigang