Mom Violy wanted to eat crispy pata and pinakbet from Seafood Island Restaurant located in Cubao, Quezon City near the old Shopwise. We had arrived early being the first customers waiting for the restaurant to open. Few minutes later customers began entering the restaurant and we have already placed our order. Mom Violy ordered her crispy pata and pinakbet. Carmina ordered garlic butter shrimp since I don't eat crispy pata. Family member ordered calamari and shrimp fried rice. Everyone had a taste of our meals with leftovers to bring home. Watch my video Running Errands in the Philippines . NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support.
What is buro? Buro is known to use angkak which is a rice color purple that has fermented that has red yeast rice that is where buro gets it's color.
Buro is fermented with salt and fish for one week before they sell it.
Buro is made with isda (fish) for example the one my mom buys in Cabanatuan City is made with tinapa (smoked fish) located in the Public Market in front of the entrance across the street from the bakery.
Each sold individual for PHP 50.00 ($1.00)
(Price may vary)
Buro is eaten with mustasa (mustard green), okra, ampalaya (bitter melon) and eggplant that has been steamed.
Buro Isda Recipe
Ingredients:
- Buro Isda
- 1 - Clove Garlic (peel and minced)
- Knorr Seasoning to your taste
- Water (Depends if you like with sauce or dry)
Cooking Instructions:
- In a small pot pour small amount of cooking oil when hot add garlic to sauté add buro isda, water and Knorr seasoning for one hour or until the rice is cooked and the water has evaporated.
- Ready to eat and can be store in a Tupperware place in the refrigerator.
Note:
While cooking the buro in your home it is best to open your window to air out because there is bad smell from it.
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