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    Thumbs up Tapsilog ~ Tapa Sinangag At Itlog

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    Tapsilog is the term used when tapa("cured beef"), garlic-fried rice ("sinangag"), and fried egg ("itlog") are combined into one meal, which is good for breakfast, but can also be served at lunch and dinner.

    Tapsilog Recipe Ingredients:

    For the meat or Tapa:
    * Beef sirloin 1 kg.
    * A whole bulb of garlic, minced finely.
    * 3/4 cup of vinegar
    * 1/4 cup white sugar
    * Salt, 1 tbsp.
    * Same with pepper, 1 tbsp.

    For garlic fried rice or Sinangag:
    * 2 cups of day old rice.
    * 5 cloves of garlic (or however you want.)
    * Green onions, chopped.
    * Salt and pepper to taste.
    * 1/2 a small onion.

    Egg or Itlog
    * 2 fried eggs

    Tapsilog Recipe Preparation - Cooking Instructions:

    1). Put all the ingredients together in the meat marinade mix except the meat in a big container or a ziplock.
    2). Mix it well, then add meat. Let it marinate for 2 days for best flavour, or 30 minutes if you want to be fast.
    3). When done marinating, fry the meat in a pan. Set aside.
    4). Make garlic fried rice in same pan. Fry the garlic first, then onions, then rice, add seasonings and garnish with salt and pepper to taste.
    5). Serve with an egg of your choice on the side or put it on top of rice.

    You can also serve it with a side of cucumber or tomatoes. Enjoy your tapsilog!
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    yum..ill try this tomorrow
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    yummy.


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    tender juicy hotdog
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moy View Post


    tender juicy hotdog
    Don't you mean reconstituted chicken with added preservatives, flavouring, chemicals and bright red colouring mashed up to disguise the taste of beaks and feathers into a sausage? hahaha, my kids like that sausage too...

    I think i'll still stick to my weetabix


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    Quote Originally Posted by RickyR View Post
    Don't you mean reconstituted chicken with added preservatives, flavouring, chemicals and bright red colouring mashed up to disguise the taste of beaks and feathers into a sausage? hahaha, my kids like that sausage too...

    I think i'll still stick to my weetabix
    whatever Ricky as ive said ealier we got our own preference.. i grow up eating it and obviously for me thats heavenly its like you grow up on your baby mashed weetabix things that personally i couldnt stand off..if you know what i mean
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    hahaha, ok ok ok


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    Personally I like the most of the philippino cuisine. One thing i will not try though is ballut. Sorry.


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    QUOTE=andy222;315509]Personally I like the most of the philippino cuisine. One thing i will not try though is ballut. Sorry.[/QUOTE]

    Agree with you on that one + some other street foods and dishes with animals insides etc![


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