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Ginataang Alimasag is a savory crab dish in creamy coconut sauce with vegetables depending on one's personal choice. The base ingredients are crabs, coconut cream or kakang gata, garlic, onion, ginger and your So what are your veggie options for the crab ginataan? Add more vegetables to make this dish more colorful and flavorful like string beans, squash Recipes with Coconut Milk Filipino Style Lutong Pinoy.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook crab in coconut squash sauce - filipino ginataan na alimasag using 12 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Crab in Coconut Squash Sauce - Filipino Ginataan na Alimasag:
- Take 2-3 large blue crabs (pick heavy ones, means it's fatty)
- Take 1 large Onion, chopped
- Make ready 3-4 garlic cloves, chopped
- Make ready 1 thumb ginger, chopped
- Make ready Milk from 1 coconut
- Take 1/4 slice kalabasa or squash, cubed
- Take 1 bunch Kangkong / kangkung or water spinach
- Make ready to taste Patis or Fish sauce,
- Prepare 0.25 pc chicken broth cube to taste (optional)
- Get to taste Salt and pepper
- Prepare Cooking oil
- Get 1-2 long chilies (optional), sliced
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Steps to make Crab in Coconut Squash Sauce - Filipino Ginataan na Alimasag:
- Saute garlic, ginger, and onions in oil in a deep pan or wok.
- Add the coconut milk. Add the cubed squash. Chop off the bottom stems (thick and hard parts) of the kangkong/water spinach. Get the leaves and young stems only, chop coarsely. Add to the pan.
- Simmer and cover until squash is tender. Mash squash coarsely with spatula. Season with patis (fish sauce, few drops), salt and pepper to taste.
- Add halved crabs (make sure you have cleaned and removed the grime, separated the claws, and cut in half). Add the claws. Cutting in half lets the fat melt in the sauce, making it delicious. You can also opt to add the crabs whole (if you prefer to enjoy the crab head cover with all it's goodness) and just adjust the taste with seasoning. Don't remove the claws as well if ever, as the fat will seep out of the shell.
- Add a small portion of a chicken or seafood broth cube- not all, adjust to your taste. Mix in well.
- Cook covered until crab changes color (bright orange). Add sliced chilies if desired. Mix in. Serve while hot. :)
Mix in the cooked crabs and chopped green chili finger. Simmer until squash are softened and cooked but not. Alimasag (crab) is already tasty in itself; add it to coconut milk and you have one sinful combination. This is especially true if you are watching your Ginataang Alimasag Recipe Preparation Tip. As with the other ginataan recipes, this dish's preparation will take a significant amount of time if you will be.
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