Binagoongang Baboy or Pork in Shrim Paste is a Filipino Pork dish that is wonderful to eat with endlessly loads of white rice. the name of this dish in a real sense implies pork in shrimp glue or pork cooked with shrimp glue. “Bagoong” is a Filipino (Tagalog) term for Shrimp glue, while pork is designated “baboy”.
I consider pork in shrimp glue as an ordinary dish. I as a rule have this for supper and I likewise make numerous renditions of this dish — a few variants us hot bean stew peppers, and there are the sweet and pungent variant. This binagoongang baboy recipe (likewise called pork binagoongan) is a basic non-zesty variant. I added broiled eggplants to assist with adjusting the flavor — this implies that it can forestall us structure eating an excess of rice.
I’m utilizing cooked shrimp glue for this recipe. You can utilize the prepared to-eat-shrimp glue that comes in bottles. Barrio Fiesta and Kamayan are great brands.
Fixings
1 1/2 lbs. pork shoulders cut into shapes
1/4 cup shrimp glue cooked
2 medium plum tomatoes diced
1 huge yellow onion diced
1 teaspoon minced garlic
2 1/2 cups hamburger stock
1 medium Chinese eggplant cut
1/4 teaspoon ground dark pepper
3 tablespoons cooking oil
Method
- Sear the cut eggplants for 3 minutes for every side. Eliminate the broiled eggplants and spot in a plate. Put away.
- On a similar skillet, add the garlic, tomato, and onion. Saute for 5 minutes or until the two onions and tomatoes are soft.Note: add really cooking oil if necessary.
- Add the pork cuts in. Cook until the shade of the pork becomes light brown.
- Pour-in the beed stock. Let bubble. Cover and stew for 45 to an hour or until the pork is delicate.
- Add the shrimp glue. Mix and cook in low to medium intensity for 3 to 5 minutes. Note: there ought to in any case be some fluid in the pot. Assuming the pot is practically dry, add 1 cup of hamburger stock.
- Add the broiled eggplant.
- Tranfer to a serving plate.
- Serve. Share and appreciate!