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Papaitang Kambing

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This is one real exotic delicacy!  I've never tasted one of this better than those prepared  by the Cuyapenos!

Here's  how:

Ingredients:

1 k. goat innards (lamang loob).  Add  goat meat (preferably with skin)
1 head whole garlic
1 thumb-size ginger, crushed
3  ginger, cut into strips
1 head garlic, chopped
2 medium size onion, chopped
1 bundle spring onion, chopped
Tamarind to taste, or vinegar.  Calamansi is a good alternative
Siling labuyo, chopped
Fish sauce (patis), salt, pepper to taste


Procedure:
  • Wash the  goat innards (lamang loob), set aside small intestine or isaw.
  • Boil  the meat and  innards for 10 - 15 minutes.  Add  garlic and crushed ginger.   Discard liquid and drain.  Keep aside to cool down.
  • Boil the small intestines (isaw) for 10-15 minutes.  Remove from casserole, drain and let cool.
  • Keep aside green liquid from boiled isaw for papait
  • Cut into small slices all goat innards and meat
  • In a sauce pan,  sauté onion, garlic and ginger
  • Add in goat meat and innards.  Stir cook for 8-10 minutes or until it start to render fat
  • Add patis and stir cook for another 3-5 minutes
  • Add in enough water to cover innards and simmer for 45-60 minutes or until tender, add more water as necessary
  • Add siling labuyo, tamarind or vinegar mix and papait (half quantity at time and taste sourness and bitterness add more as  required)
  • Boil  for 3-5 more minutes
  • Season with salt and pepper to taste, garnish with spring onion
  • Serve hot!
* Best for pulutan, haha!

Labels: Cuyapo, Ilocano, Nueva Ecija, Pangasinan, Papaitan 0 comments
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