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Nilagang Baboy Made Me Feel Warm Today

It is getting colder this past weeks. Autumn is definitely making a statement. I was thinking of something to cook for lunch this morning as I unpack all my fall sweaters and apparel. I have one issue though; I havenโ€™t got anything to cook. It has been four days since my last visit to the grocery store and all I have are a few pounds of pork belly and some vegetables.

I want to have something hot for lunch. A soup maybe or some congee โ€“ suddenly, Nilaga (boiled meat) crossed my mind. I needed to check my inventory to ensure that I have all the necessary ingredients โ€“ good thing I have more than expected.

Pork belly, potatoes, Napa Cabbage, pork broth, and a little fish sauce is all I needed and all of them are within my reach. As I search my vegetable drawer, I saw half a bunch of spinach sitting around. I donโ€™t have any plans to use it in any dish for this week so I thought of placing it in my Nilagang Baboy (Boiled pork soup) instead of letting it wilt. The dish came out great and it made me feel warm, as expected.

Note: This article is for the Whatโ€™s Cookin category wherein I blog about simple dishes that I am serving for my family. Iโ€™m sure that some of you might want to know about the recipe of Nilagang Baboy. Donโ€™t worry; you can always refer to our Nilagang Baka (Beef Nilaga) recipe. You may use Napa Cabbage or Bok Choy (or pechay); it is all up to you.

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It is getting colder this past weeks. Autumn is definitely making a statement. I was thinking of something to cook for lunch this morning as I unpack all my fall sweaters and apparel. I have one issue though; I havenโ€™t got anything to cook. It has been four days since my last visit to the grocery store and all I have are a few pounds of pork belly and some vegetables.

nilagang-baboy

I want to have something hot for lunch. A soup maybe or some congee โ€“ suddenly, Nilaga (boiled meat) crossed my mind. I needed to check my inventory to ensure that I have all the necessary ingredients โ€“ good thing I have more than expected.

Pork belly, potatoes, Napa Cabbage, pork broth, and a little fish sauce is all I needed and all of them are within my reach. As I search my vegetable drawer, I saw half a bunch of spinach sitting around. I donโ€™t have any plans to use it in any dish for this week so I thought of placing it in my Nilagang Baboy (Boiled pork soup) instead of letting it wilt. The dish came out great and it made me feel warm, as expected.

Note: This article is for the Whatโ€™s Cookin category wherein I blog about simple dishes that I am serving for my family. Iโ€™m sure that some of you might want to know about the recipe of Nilagang Baboy. Donโ€™t worry; you can always refer to our Nilagang Baka (Beef Nilaga) recipe. You may substitute beef with pork and feel free to use either Napa Cabbage or Bok Choy (or pechay); it is all up to you.

Vanjo Merano

Vanjo Merano is the creator of PanlasangPinoy.com. His goal is to introduce Filipino Food and Filipino Cuisine to the rest of the world. This blog was the first step that he took.

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