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Friday, January 7, 2011

Bringhe


I love bringhi for its plainness and it has a very mild zest. There aren't any strong-flavored ingredients that spar, relatively they match each other. It has an allusion of sweetness from the coconut milk and vegetables and the aroma and flavor of the banana leaves is heavenly. Sticky rice and banana leaves are made for each other, with sweet and with savory dishes.
For me this recipe is 2 thumbs up.

Ingredients:
3 tablespoons cooking oil
1 tablespoons minced garlic
1/2 cup chopped onions
1 kilo chicken wings, cut into serving pieces
Salt and pepper to taste
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
3 cups glutinous rice
4 cups chicken stock
4 cups coconut cream (kakang gata)
1 medium size red bell pepper,cut into thin strips
2 heaping tablespoons raisins

6 eggs

Directions:


1. In a nonstick frying pan,heat oil and saute garlic annd onions.

2. Add chicken wings.

3. Season with salt, pepper and turmeric powder.

4. Add glutinous rice and continue sautéing

5. Pour in chicken stock and coconut cream.

6. Allow to simmer over low heat until rice is cooked, stirring occasionally.

7. Add the red bell pepper strips and raisins.

8. When rice is cooked, let pan sit over low heat for one to two minutes or until a golden brown crust forms at the bottom of the pan.

9. Flip into a large serving platter.

10. Put eggs on the top before serving.




11 comments:

mav said...

My favorite! My Mama is from Pampanga and my Papa is from Negros-- we call this Arroz Valenciana yumm!

Thet said...

Yup! One of my favorite as well. :) Happy reading :)

Fafi said...

I love this. We call this Kalamay in Bataan.

paige said...

Ate, kanyaman na naman nini. :)
Makamiss ma mangan bringhe hehehe

Thet said...

@p;aige thanks :)

Anonymous said...

Thet, kanyaman, dacal a salamat. My hubby is kapampangan so I really want to learn how to cook bringhe the kapampangan way.

Sassy Chef said...

Wow! Ngayon ko lang nalaman yung luto na yan pero it looks really delicious! :)
See you around!
Much ♥,
Pearl
Sassy Chef Recipes and Reviews

Thet said...

thanks sassy chef

Rain said...

Hi Thet! :) Im Rain from Pampanga. :) I've been researching on bringhe and i stumbled on your page. :) Its fascinating.. I'll be havin' an event this December 2011 here at SM City Pamapnga titled: My City, My SM, My Cuisine. Other SM malls are doing this event too. This aims to feature heirloom recipes of each province that is worth teaching the new generations. And for Pampanga, the featured recipes are bringhe and tibok-tibok. we'll be havin' a cook-off on bringhe and I know your from UAB (but if you might come home) or you may know someone from here who knows how to cook bringhe (or has other version of this with a twist) may join. :)thanks!

Thet said...

hi rain. thanks for droppin' by.. thanks for info.. lets see if i can join :) have a good day

Anonymous said...

nyaman n po niyan!! paborito!!! lalu n patse mumuli kareng bario!! salamat poh!!!

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