Sinigang na Isda: A Sour Fish Soup

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Sinigang na Isda: A Sour Fish Soup

Milkfish or bangus is the fish most commonly used in cooking fish sinigang. Maya-maya, dalagang-bukid, talakitok, kanduli or any fleshy fish is just as good. I used maya-maya fillets for this version.

Sinigang is a sour soup. The main ingredient may be meat or seafood. Mashed and strained tamarind is usually used for flavoring the broth of meat sinigang. Guava is a better choice for seafood sinigang. This dish also features a variety of vegetables that may include include kangkong (water spinach), sitaw (stringbeans), talong (eggplants), okra and gabi (taro). Long green chili beans are usually added to spice up the broth.

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5 Responses to “Sinigang na Isda: A Sour Fish Soup”
  1. Ian says:

    nice site for a filipino specialty.. thnx a lot:)

  2. Gail says:

    YUM!!! This one, my “cooking powers” can handle :D

  3. maari kayang gamitin yung tilapya na isda para isigang???

  4. manolo says:

    thanks for this site

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