
Sinigang na Baboy (Filipino Sour Pork Soup)
The Philippines' beloved sour tamarind soup — pork ribs with vegetables in a bright, tangy tamarind broth. Refreshing, comforting and deeply Filipino.
Adobo, sinigang, lechon — cesur, ekşi ve son derece lezzetli ada yemekleri.
Filipin mutfağı, Filipinler'in bir kavşak olarak konumunu yansıtıyor: Pirinç, hindistancevizi ve balıktan oluşan Malay temelleri; erişte (pancit), soya sosu ve lumpia böreği getiren Çin ile yüzyıllar süren ticaret; Adobo'nun sirkeyle kavurma adını, afritada ve menudo gibi domates bazlı güveçleri ve lechon kızartma domuzu gibi fiesta süslerini bırakan 333 yıllık İspanyol yönetimi; ve tatlı spagetti ve muzlu ketçapta Amerikan etkisi görülüyor. Mutfağın imzası cesur bir kontrasttır; yumuşak bir denge yerine kasıtlı olarak çarpışan ekşi, tuzlu, tatlı ve korkak.
Ekşilik (asim) belirleyici lezzettir. Demirhindi ekşili domuz eti veya sebzeli karides çorbası Sinigang, adobo (sirke, soya sosu, sarımsak, karabiber ve defne yaprağıyla kızartılmış et) yanında ulusal yemek için güçlü bir rakip. Ekşileştirici maddeler bölgeye göre değişir: Kalamansi limonu, yeşil mango, Visayas'taki batuan meyvesi, kamias. Fermente baharatlar - patis balık sosu ve bagoong karides ezmesi - tuz ve derinlik sağlar; ikincisi ekşi yeşil mangoyla meşhurdur veya kare-kare öküz kuyruğu fıstık güvecine karıştırılır.
Ev yemekleri pirinçle yapılır; sarımsaklı kızarmış pilav (sinangag), yumurta ve tocino veya longganisa gibi kurutulmuş etlerle doldurulmuş silo kahvaltı tabaklarını sabitler. Bölgesel gelenekler köklüdür: Bicol hindistancevizi sütü ve biberle yemek yapar (laing, Bicol express), Pampanga mutfak başkenti olarak kabul edilir ve Ilocos pinakbet gibi acı ve aşırı ileri sebze yemeklerini tercih eder. Kutlama, gevrek bir cilde sahip lechon, uzun ömür için pancit ve halo-halo - tatlı fasulye, meyve, leche turta ve ube dondurma ile katmanlanmış traşlanmış buz anlamına gelir.
Adobo ve Sirkeyle Kızartma
Sirke, soya sosu, sarımsak ve karabiberle kaynatılan et, sayısız bölgesel ve aile versiyonuyla fiili ulusal yemektir.
Ekşilik (Asım)
Demirhindi, kalamansi, yeşil mango ve kamias, Filipinli damak zevkini tanımlayan çorbaları ve güveçleri (her şeyden önce sinigang'ı) ekşitir.
Patis ve Bagoong
Balık sosu ve fermente karides ezmesi, kare-kare'den yeşil mango atıştırmalıklarına kadar her şeyi baharatlandırarak tuz ve harika bir derinlik sunar.
Pirinç ve Silog Kültürü
Her öğünde buharda pişirilmiş pilav ve sarımsaklı kızarmış pilav kahvaltıları (tapsilog, longsilog), pirinci mutfağın yapısal çekirdeği haline getirir.
Lechon ve Fiesta Yemekleri
Kutlamaların manşetlerinde çatırdayan derili bütün kızarmış domuz, buna uzun ömürlü pancit erişteleri ve lumpia Çin böreği eşlik ediyor.
Hindistan Cevizi ve Ube Tatlıları
Bicol'den Hindistan cevizi sütlü lezzetli yemekler ve halo-halo, leche börek ve mor ube'den oluşan bir tatlı kanonu, tatlı açısından zengin listeyi tanımlar.
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Filipin yemekleri adobo (sirke-soyada kızartılmış et), sinigang ekşi demirhindi çorbası, lechon kızarmış domuz, lumpia böreği, pancit eriştesi ve halo-halo traşlanmış buz tatlısıyla tanınır. Lezzet imzası, pirinç temelinin üzerine sirke, kalamansi limonu, balık sosu ve karides ezmesi üzerine inşa edilmiş, ekşi, tuzlu, tatlı ve tuzluların bir araya getirildiği cesur kontrasttır.
Sadece turşu veya baharat anlamına gelen İspanyolca adını paylaşıyorlar. Filipinli adobo bir soteleme yöntemidir: et (genellikle tavuk veya domuz eti), sirke, soya sosu, sarımsak, karabiber ve defne yaprağıyla yumuşayana ve keskinleşinceye kadar kaynatılır. Meksika adobo, kurutulmuş biber, sirke ve baharatlardan oluşan şili bazlı bir macun veya sostur. Filipin yemeği İspanyol temasından önce gelir; sömürgeciler mevcut sirke pişirme tekniğine basitçe isim verdiler.
Çoğunlukla hayır; Güneydoğu Asya için alışılmadık bir durum. Baskın tatlar, sıcaktan ziyade ekşi, tuzlu ve tatlıdır ve biberler, Bicol ekspres gibi yemeklerin pişirildiği ve hindistancevizi sütü ve bol miktarda ısı ile pişirildiği Bicol bölgesinin dışında idareli bir şekilde görülür. Baharatlı sirke yaygın olarak kullanılan bir sofra çeşnisidir, bu nedenle yemek yiyenler tada keskinlik ve hafif bir sıcaklık katar.
Tavuk adobo ideal bir başlangıçtır: bir tencere, kilerdeki malzemeler, mahvolması neredeyse imkansızdır ve ertesi gün daha iyidir. Demirhindi ezmesi paketlerinden Sinigang, Filipinli evlerde bile standart bir kısayoldur. Yumurta ve longganisa ile sarımsaklı kızarmış pilav, silo kahvaltısı oluşturur. Temel bilgiler rahat hissettiğinde Pancit bihon tavada kızartılmış erişte ve lumpia takip eder.
Kamış veya hindistancevizi sirkesi, soya sosu, patis balık sosu ve bagoong karides ezmesi, baharatın çekirdeğini oluşturur. Miktar olarak sarımsak, defne yaprağı, bütün karabiber, kalamansi (veya ikame limon), demirhindi ezmesi ve yasemin pirinci ekleyin. Hindistan cevizi sütü Bicolano yemeklerini kapsar; muz ketçapı, ube özütü ve pirinç eriştesi (bihon), belirgin Filipinli ekstraları tamamlıyor.