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Recipe: Bulalo

Beef Bulalo

One of my requests when we had a cookout at achie Ana’s house is for Pat to cook bulalo.  Luckily, my request was granted.  The bulalo turned out to be such a success and I just couldn’t get over it.  For days, all I wanted to eat was bulalo, bulalo, and bulalo!

Unfortunately that time, I couldn’t get myself one unless I go to a restaurant.  I then gathered enough courage to just cook for myself.  Whether the result was good or not, at least I tried my hand in cooking my very own bulalo.  Since I was able to see Pat cook the bulalo live, I thought that I could replicate it.  It takes a long time to cook bulalo.  I think this is the hardest part in cooking it.  The reason why it takes a long time is we need to make sure that the meat is very tender.  Plus we want the flavors to be infused fully to the dish.

I searched for a simple recipe online and stumbled upon Panlasang pinoy.  I was hoping to follow Pat’s instruction of putting sibut (chinese herbs) into the bulalo but I want to cook a Filipino authentic bulalo.

Bulalo
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Ingredients
  1. 2 lbs beef shank
  2. 1/2 piece cabbage, whole leaf detached individually
  3. 1 small pechay bundle
  4. 3 pieces corn, cut into 3 parts
  5. 1 tbsp whole peppercorn
  6. 1/2 cup green onions (leeks)
  7. 1 medium onion
  8. 6 cups water
  9. 2 tbsp fish sauce (patis)
Instructions
  1. In a big pot, put water and bring to a boil.
  2. Put the beef shank then onion & pepper corns in the pot.
  3. Simmer for 2 hours (or more) until meat is tender.
  4. Add corn and simmer for another 10 minutes.
  5. Add the fish sauce, pechay, cabbage and green onions.
  6. Serve hot. Perfect with rice!
Adapted from Panlasang Pinoy
Adapted from Panlasang Pinoy
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I remember when I brought the bulalo that I cooked in the office.  My colleagues were telling me how big my appetite was for eating such a big bowl of soup.  I told them I couldn’t help it because it was too good!  hahaha!  I didn’t realize I was already boasting how good I cooked the bulalo.  Well, I guess I was just too happy to see that I was able to whip up such a dish.  I consider bulalo a very complicated dish so I was really pleased 🙂

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