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Dinengdeng Recipe with Grilled Fish

Dinengdeng or inabraw is a Filipino vegetable dish that originated from the Ilocos region in the Philippines. It is composed of different vegetables that are usually grown in one’s backyard. This dish has a similarity with bulanglang and laswa; the obvious difference of Dinengdeng is the use of fried or grilled fish. Another notable difference is the addition of “bagoong isda”.

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Our Journey to a Simple Life: Dinengdeng (Vegetable Stew)

This is a harvest type vegetable stew. These are the vegetables typically grown in backyards in rural areas in the northern regions of Philippines. It's a no fuss type dish in which the freshness of the vegetables is the highlight. It's great with fried meats or grilled fish. Dinengdeng saluyot (jute leaves) patola (sponge gourd) Ingredients: 1 medium size onion 2 cups of squash (cut into cubes) 2 - 3 cups string beans 15-20 pcs okra 1 big patola (sponge gourd) - peeled and cut into strips…

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Dinengdeng Mixed Vegetables with Fried Fish Recipe

Dinengdeng with Fried Fish is a traditional Filipino dish featuring a savory vegetable stew cooked in a flavorful broth, paired with crispy, golden-brown fried fish. It combines a hearty mix of vegetables and fish, creating a delicious and nutritious meal that's perfect with a side of white rice.

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Inabraw Recipe (Boiled Vegetables with Fried Fish in Anchovy Sauce) | Recipe | Chicken crockpot recipes, Fish recipes, Vegetable dishes

Inabraw is a Filipino dish composed of different kinds of vegetables and fish. It is also known as dinengdeng. The vegetables used are usually the common veggies that can be grown in one’s Philippine backyard; these are string beans, bitter melon, tomato, okra, moringa (malunggay), jute leaves (saluyot), and eggplant. There are other vegetables that…

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katuday dinengdeng ~ PINAKBET REPUBLIC

We went shopping yesterday at 99 Ranch Market and bought groceries to cook. We grabbed the usual veggies such as tomatoes, onions, carrots, green onions, head cabbage etc. but this time my wife picked up a bunch of saluyot leaves. She said Tita Jesse cooked some made with bagoong and vinegar as a salad with dried shrimp. Aurora wanted me to cook something similar to that. I remember growing up and eating dinengdeng everday and that saluyot was a normal part of our Ilocano diet. I couldn't…

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