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Laing Taro Leaves In Coconut Milk

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Ingredients

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150 g dried taro root leaves washed (we use taro leaves for some funny reason recipezaar insists with taro root)
4 cups thick coconut milk
1 onion
2 tablespoons crushed garlic
2 tablespoons chopped ginger
2 tablespoons vinegar
1 stalk lemongrass tied in bundle
250 g smoked fish fillet unboned
250 g pork diced
250 g shrimp deveined skin and heads removed
2 cups additional coconut milk
2 tablespoons chili siling labuyo or jalapeno
salt

Nutritional information

601.4
Calories
390 g
Calories From Fat
43.4 g
Total Fat
36.2 g
Saturated Fat
100.2 mg
Cholesterol
584.8mg
Sodium
27 g
Carbs
6.2 g
Dietary Fiber
14.4 g
Sugars
30.8 g
Protein
311g
Serving Size (g)
8
Serving Size

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Laing Taro Leaves In Coconut Milk

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      Laing is the quintessential Bicolano dish, fiery hot and absolutely delicious though it can an acquired taste to the Western palate. This is one of my favourite Filipino comfort food. My Dad makes the most awesome version I should say. I am modifying it to suit the availability of ingredients. Be sure to use thick coconut milk, the light version will not work at all. Cooking time is about an hour and a half.

      • 140 min
      • Serves 8
      • Easy

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      Laing – Taro Leaves in Coconut Milk,Laing is the quintessential Bicolano dish, fiery hot and absolutely delicious though it can an acquired taste to the Western palate. This is one of my favourite Filipino comfort food. My Dad makes the most awesome version I should say. I am modifying it to suit the availability of ingredients. Be sure to use thick coconut milk, the light version will not work at all. Cooking time is about an hour and a half.,Laing is the quintessential Bicolano dish, fiery hot and absolutely delicious though it can an acquired taste to the Western palate. This is one of my favourite Filipino comfort food. My Dad makes the most awesome version I should say. I am modifying it to suit the availability of ingredients. Be sure to use thick coconut milk, the light version will not work at all. Cooking time is about an hour and a half.


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      Steps

      1
      Done

      Sautee Garlic, Onion, Lemon Grass and Ginger in a Thick, Heavy Bottomed Wok.

      2
      Done

      Add Meat and Brown, Then Add Shrimp and Cook Until Pink, Add Smoked Fish (if Using). Season Well.

      3
      Done

      Pour in the First 4 Cups of Thick Coconut Milk , and Bring to a Boil While Stirring Continuously to Avoid Curdling.

      4
      Done

      When the Mixture Has Thickened, Add the Taro Leaves.

      5
      Done

      Stir Occasionally Over Medium Heat.

      6
      Done

      When the Liquid Is Almost Dry, Add the Remaining 2 Cups of Coconut Milk, and the Chillies. Keep Stirring to Avoid Curdling.

      7
      Done

      Add Vinegar.

      8
      Done

      Cook Over Low Heat Until Coconut Milk Turned Almost Into Oil. Serve Hot or at Room Temperature With Rice.

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