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Chicken in Tamarind Soup (Filipino Dish)

Topic: ParentingBy Grace AbonilloPublished Recently added

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Also known as "Sinampalukang Manok" in Tagalog words. Just wanting to share with you this recipe that my family loves.

Ingredients: 1 kilo chicken, cut into medium-size pieces 2 pcs medium-size eggplant (talong), sliced crosswise 1 pc medium-size radish (labanos), peeled and sliced crosswise 1 bundle river spinach (kangkong) 2 pcs tomato (kamatis), sliced 2 pcs green chili (siling mahaba) 1 pc medium-size onion (sibuyas), peeled and minced 6 cloves of garlic (bawang), crushed and minced 1 tablespoon ginger, peeled and gratedr Sinigang sa Sampalok mix (Tamarind soup base) 12 cups water cooking oil salt (asin) to taste ground black pepper (paminta) to taste fish sauce (patis), optional Instructions: Heat oil in a pan then sauté garlic, onion, ginger, tomatoes and chicken. Simmer for 10 minutes over medium heat. Add water and Sinigang sa Sampalok mix. Cover and simmer for 15 minutes over low heat. Mix all the other vegetables except river spinach. Add salt, black pepper and fish sauce to taste. Remove from heat then add river spinach.

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Grace Abonillo is graduate of Business Administration major in Economics. But is working under the field of Marketing. Working as a Social Media Manager for a Mobile Solutions company based in Dallas, Texas. Doing some part-time work as a writer and photographer. Grace is a work-at-home single mother. She is frustrated chef who loves to cook for her loved ones. She loves spending her free time with her daughter watching movies, travelling out of town or simply sleeping at home.

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