- a kilo of medium sized tahong - 5 gloves garlic, peeled and crushed, - 1 thumb sized ginger, peeled and - julienned, - 1 medium onion, peeled and chopped, - 5 medium tomatoes, chopped, - ½ teaspoon ground pepper, - 1 teaspoon salt or to taste and about 2 tablespoons vegetable oil. - Additionally, we also need, 3 pieces petchay or bok choi or young chili leaves (tops).
Preparation
Step 1
The cooking process is straightforward sautéing. In a large casserole or pan, heat the oil in medium flame.
Step 2
Fry the garlic, followed by ginger. Add in the chopped tomatoes and continue frying until soft and mushy.
Step 3
Add in mussels and continue sautéing until it renders out its own liquid and shells starts to open.
Step 4
Continue simmering with liquid that comes out. Add some more hot water or better yet, rice washing (second wash) if you want it soupier.
Step 5
Add ground pepper and season it with salt to taste. Mussels usually packed some salty liquid inside the shell so taste and watch out adding salt.
Step 6
Add the petchay or any veggies of your choice and continue simmering until the vegetable is cooked through.
Step 7
Transfer in a shallow bowl and serve hot along side with some fried fish and steamed rice.
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Comments:
Nice presentation.... even a beginner could understand and get binto this
Great!