Name: Seafood Sinigang
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 40 min
Total time: 50 min
Yield: 6
Ingredients: 2 6 ounces slices fish steak; 1 lb. shrimp (cleaned); 2 25g pack Knorr Sinigang na May Miso Recipe Mix; 6 snake beans (cut in 2 inch pieces); 8 to 10 pieces mustard leaves; 9 to 12 pieces okra; 2 pieces banana pepper (or long green chili); 2 quarts rice wash (hugas bigas); 2 medium tomato (wedged); 1 medium yellow onion (wedged); 3 tablespoons fish sauce (patis)

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This version of Seafood Sinigang is simple, but delicious. It is composed of fish steak and shrimp. I also had vegetables such as okra, sitaw (snake beans), and dahon ng mustasa (mustard leaves). It is the perfect dish to serve on a rainy day.

I think that the combination of fish and shrimp was successful because the flavors complement each other. I also liked how the sour taste of the broth blended with everything in it. This is the reason why I always use Knorr Sinigang na May Miso recipe Mix when I make seafood sinigang.

Have you tried using rice wash (hugas bigas) when cooking sinigang? This is one ingredient that I want to share with you. It made the consistency of the soup a little bit thicker and it provided a mild sweet taste. I think that it made a difference.

Let’s talk about the variety of fish that you can use for this dish. You can utilize almost any fish variety, but I prefer the ones with more meat. This is the reason why I had mahi-mahi steak for this recipe. I also had this using other fish varieties such as tambakol, maya-maya, tanigue, and lapu-lapu — all turned out well.

I suggest using medium to large shrimp for this dish. Prawn is also a better alternative (tiger prawns are the best). You might have seen or had this similar dish with other types of seafood. I recommend having this only with fish and shrimp. However, you are always welcome to add other seafood as preferred.