Some people cooked the ampalaya a bitterless taste while others tastes bitter like me so what I do to get rid of bitter taste is to prepare a big bowl with lukewarm water and a teaspoon of salt mixture then soak for at least 5 minutes then squeeze it using my two hands to drip the liquid from the ampalaya before cooking. I remember the teacher assigned cooking in the canteen where I worked before, she's good in cooking the Ginisang Ampalaya its not taste bitter. I could eat a lot even without the rice and also her beef steak and chopsuey are terrific.
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| Ginisang Ampalaya na may Itlog |
GINISANG AMPALAYA (SAUTEED Bitter Melon) WITH EGG recipe
Ingredients:
2 large size ampalaya, seeded and sliced thinly
1 cup ground pork (optional)
2 medium size ripe tomatoes, diced
2 pcs, egg, beaten
1 medium onion, diced
3 cloves garlic, minced
salt and pepper to taste
1 tbsp. olive oil
How to cook GINISANG AMPALAYA (SAUTEED Bitter Melon) WITH EGG
Procedure and cooking instructions:
1. In a pan over medium flame, heat oil and saute garlic, onion, tomato and ground pork (if added) until meat is tender.
2. Add the squeezed ampalaya and saute for at least 2 minutes. Pour in the beaten egg and stir to mix with other ingredients.
3. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
4. Don't overcook the ampalaya, preserve its fresh green color and crunchiness.
5. Remove from heat and put in a serving plate with plain rice.
See also:
FILIPINO DESSERTS:
- How to cook ARROZ CALDO (Broth/Soup Rice)
- How to make BUKO FRUIT SALAD (Filipino dessert)
- How to bake CASSAVA CAKE (Filipino dessert)
- How to cook GINATAANG BILO-BILO (Rice Balls with Coconut Milk)
- How to make HALO-HALO (Filipino cold dessert mix)
- How to cook LECHE FLAN (Philippine version)
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- ADOBONG KANGKONG (WATER SPINACH)
- ADOBONG MANOK (Filipino National Dish)
- ADOBONG PUSIT
- BEEF STEAK
- FILIPINO STYLE CHICKEN CURRY
- GINISANG AMPALAYA NA MAY ITLOG (sauteed bittermelon with egg)
- GINISANG MUNGGO (Sauteed Mung Beans)
- GINISANG UPO (Sauteed White Squash)
- KARE-KARE (Filipino dish - stew)
- LAING
- MECHADO (Filipino style)
- PAKBET or PINAKBET (Ilocano dish)
- PANCIT BIHON GUISADO
- PANCIT PALABOK
- PHILIPPINE SPRING ROLLS (Lumpiang Shanghai)
- PORK BINAGOONGAN
- SINIGANG NA BANGUS (Filipino soup dish)
- SINIGANG NA HIPON
- SINIGANG NA TILAPIA (Tilapia fish sour soup)
- SPAGHETTI (Filipino Style)
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- How to cook TINOLANG MANOK (Chicken Ginger Stew)
- How to cook BARBECUE (Filipino style Pork barbeque, Beef BBQ, and Chicken BBQ)
- How to cook PORK GINILING (Pork Giniling or Sauteed Ground Pork)
- How to cook SISIG (sizzling plate "pulutan" finger foods)
- How to cook PAKSIW NA PATA (Braised Pork Shank)
- How to cook PAKSIW NA TILAPIA
- How to cook GINISANG SAYOTE
- How to cook GINISANG TALBOS NG SAYOTE (stir fried chayote shoots with squash)
- How to cook GINISANG KAMATIS NA MAY ITLOG (tomato with egg stir fry)
- How to cook NILAGANG BAKA (Filipino Beef Stew)
- How to cook VEGETABLE STIR FRY
- How to cook Stir-fried Broccoli and Mushroom with Quail Egg
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- How to cook TORTANG TALONG (Eggplant Omelet)
- How to cook TORTANG TALONG NA MAY GINILING (Eggplant Omelette with ground meat)
- How to cook TAPSILOG (fried beef thin cuts, fried rice, fried egg sunny side up)
- How to cook BANGSILOG (dried milk fish, fried rice, fried egg sunny-side up)
- How to cook LONGSILOG (Longasina, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook TUYSILOG (tuyo, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook BACONSILOG (fried bacon, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook TINAPSILOG (tinapa, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook HAMSILOG (ham, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook HOTSILOG (hotdog, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook TOSILOG (tocino, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook GALUNGSILOG (galunggong, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook PORKSILOG (porkchop or fried pork, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook DILISILOG (dilis, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook CHICSILOG (fried chicken, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook TILAPSILOG (fried tilapia, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook CORNSILOG (corned beef with potato cubes, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook SAUSILOG (sausage, sinangag, itlog)
- How to cook SUNNY SIDE UP EGG
- How to cook SINANGAG NA KANIN (Filipino style fried rice)
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