Fish Soup with Tomato and Onion (Sinigang na Isda style)
A classic Filipino sour soup made with fish simmered in a tangy broth with vegetables. It has a light yet flavorful taste, with the natural richness of the fish balanced by the soup’s refreshing sourness, making it a comforting and satisfying dish.
A classic Filipino sour soup made with fish simmered in a tangy broth with vegetables. It has a light yet flavorful taste, with the natural richness of the fish balanced by the soup’s refreshing sourness, making it a comforting and satisfying dish.
Procedure
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1Heat 10mL of cooking oil in a large pot and sauté the sliced onions, ginger, and quartered tomatoes over medium heat.
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2Use a spatula to lightly mash the tomatoes as they cook to release their natural juices and color into the oil.
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3Pour 800mL of water into the pot and bring it to a rolling boil.
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4Add the sliced radish to the pot and simmer for 3 to 4 minutes until they begin to turn translucent.
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5Sprinkle 20g of Menu Tamarind Powder Mix 800G nto the boiling water and stir until the powder is fully dissolved and the broth reaches a vibrant tartness.
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6Carefully slide the fish steaks into the boiling broth along with the green finger chilies.
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7Lower the heat to a gentle simmer and cook the fish for 5 to 7 minutes; avoid over-stirring to keep the fish meat intact.
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8Taste the broth and add a splash of fish sauce (patis) to balance the sourness of the Menu Tamarind Powder Mix 800G
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9Add the mustard greens or bok choy to the pot and push them down into the hot liquid.
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10Turn off the heat immediately and cover the pot for 1 minute to allow the greens to wilt in the residual heat.
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11Serve hot in deep bowls, ensuring each serving has a piece of fish and plenty of the clear, tangy broth.