Lightly souped pomfret (filipino: pinangat na pampano)
I wanted to innovate Pinoy (Filipino) fish recipes and refrain from utilizing Bangus (milk fish) & Tilapia. WHY? Frequently, 7 in every 10, they're "lasang lumot" (taste like moss) And why Pomfret (Pampano)? Primordial reason is-its somewhat "buttery" or "creamy" flavor vividly satisfies your palate more so if the part taken comes from the area of the belly. Believe you me, tastier than "Bangus" & way way far up than "Tilapia". Secondly, highly manageable to prep as they're not as boney as milk fish.
Ingredients
2
Preparation
Preparation15 min
Cook time12 min
- Heat pan pour oil. Saute 1/2 of sliced tomatoes until overdone ("labug na labug na mga kamatis")
- Pour in 1/2 of sliced onion, saute also to overdone state Add in "patis" & black pepper. Toss a bit.
- Pour in water (or stock) and bring to boil. Upon boiling, slowly toss in Pomfret and let cook for 3 minutes each side.
- When done, turn off or remove pan from fire.
Pour in mustard leaves & banana peppers...COVER. - Un-cover after 2 minutes, pour in unto serving tray & garnish with the other half of tomatoes & onions.
- Enjoy the aroma, taste and vibrance of this Pinoy comfort recipe.
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