Carmina's dad was craving for Vietnamese and wanted to bring his family have a meal. We are in the area of Brentwood, my dad remembered he used to dine in at CreAsian Wok 'n Roll . Upon entering there we're a lot of customers and the person asked how many we are seated at the table. The server handed us a menu asked us what we would like to drink. They brought out pitcher of iced water with glasses for us to pour our own water. My dad ordered a grilled lemongrass chicken combo with egg, shrimp, and an egg roll . Family member ordered basil leaf with chicken and garlic rice . Another family member had ordered a large Creation Special soup to share with everyone. Carmina wanted the banh mi sandwiches but unfortunately it wasn't available had to pick something else to eat. I decided to try the string beans with shrimp and included is the plain white rice. Service is fast and food is served at your table. Those who cannot finish their food they will provide take out c...
Every time Manang V will tell me she
is cooking dalag (mud fish) I will joke with her I don't eat alien fish because
I am allergic to it. There are certain kinds of fish I cannot eat in the
Philippines.
In this sarciado dalag Manang V added black beans to this recipe and can use any other type of fish if dalag fish is not available in your area.
Sarciado Dalag with Black Beans Recipe
Ingredients:
- 1 - Dalag (clean and slice 3 pieces
head, body and tail)
- 2 Tsp - Garlic (minced)
- 3 Pieces - Onion (chopped)
- 3 Pieces - Ripe Tomato
(chopped)
- 1/2 Tsp - Black Pepper
- 1 Cup – Black Beans
- 3 Eggs - (beaten)
- 2 Tbsp - Patis (fish sauce)
- 1 3/4 Cup -Water
- 2 Tbsp - cooking oil
Cooking Instructions
Step 1:
- Clean Dalag
- Fry fish on cooking oil in a
pan on both sides.
- Strain fish
- Set aside
Step 2:
- Heat frying pan heat oil adds
garlic, onion and tomato sauté together.
- Add patis, black pepper than
stir.
- Add black beans and water let
it boil
- Pour beaten eggs on the pan and
stir together
- Add fried fish
- Cook for 10 minutes ready to
serve in a serving plate.
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