Family was informed by their friends to try Blackbird at the Nielson Tower and asked Mom Violy if she has ever been there before. Mom Violy had no clue what it was asked Carmina to look it up and see what kind of food they serve. Carmina gave the phone number to Mom Violy make a reservation for a family lunch. On the day of the reservation, we arrived early and were allowed to enter before the official opening time of eleven o’clock in the morning. We decided to stay in the lobby, where we were asked if we wanted anything to drink. Carmina took videos inside and learned about the history by talking to the staff. One hour later, people started coming into the restaurant and took their seats at the reservation table, browsing the menu to decide what to order. Our family members were running late, but we didn’t get bored thanks to the friendly staff. More customers kept arriving and placing their orders, and we couldn’t help but glance at their dishes, curious about what ...
This is a
common dish cooked during breakfast or the main dish in the Philippines. People
match eating this along with salted egg with rice.
I am not
fond of this dish but everyone in the family loves eating paksiw bangus.
You don't
really need to use this kind of fish it can also be used for different type of
fish.
They say,
the more it is storing in the refrigerator the flavor last longer.
Ingredients:
- 1 Fat Fish
- 1 Cup White
Vinegar
- 3/4 Water
- 1 Piece Ginger
(sliced and pounded)
- 3 Pieces Garlic
(skin removed)
- 1 Small onion
(sliced)
- 1 Tsp Whole
Peppercorn
- Patis (Fish
Sauce)
- Salt
- 1 Piece Eggplant
(sliced into 3 pieces)
- 1 Green Chili
Pepper
Step
1:
- Clean Bangus
(Milk Fish)
- Spread with your
hands and put salt on the bangus
- Cut fish in 2
inches length
Step
2:
- In a pot add
whole peppercorn, ginger and vinegar
- Bring to a boil
add water, eggplant, green chili pepper and fish continue simmering until
fish is cooked
- Add Patis (fish
sauce to your taste).
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