I've been a homemaker ever since Jaear and I got married, but until now, meal planning or thinking about what to prepare every meal is still something I haven't mastered. I tried planning our meal weekly, it was great as it helped me save time and from last minute worries. But, the problem is, I keep on listing the same food over and over again. I only know of a few ulam to cook! Haha.
Good thing talaga, may internet na noh? So ayun nga, thanks to Google search, I've learned a few good recipes and I am just so happy not to share about it. If you follow my Facebook page, you've probably seen me sharing photos and recipes of the food I cook. It's not just simply to show off, but to give other parents out there an ulam idea.
Early last year, I learned how to cook Steamed Cream Dory fillet. Before that, the only use of fish fillet to us, is fry. Lol! Steamed Cream Dory Fillet is an easy and simple recipe and most of the ingredients are readily available at home. The original recipe needs light soy sauce but since we don't have it, I used the regular soy sauce instead. I cook this early last year for the first time, and just this April 2020, I cooked the Lapu-lapu fish or grouper the same way.
Steamed Laupu-lapu fish in soy sauce. |
April 22, 2020 was my in-laws 31st Wedding Anniversary. I cooked all the ulam/viands
including the pancit bihon, feeling ko ang galing ko na talaga magluto! Haha.
I was going through my phone's gallery and saw photos, and videos I took when I cooked it last year, I don't know why I didn't post it before, so I am sharing it with you now.
Ingredients:
Cream Dory Fish Fillet
ginger
salt and pepper
for the sauce:
2 cups water
1/4 cup soy sauce
2 tbsp oyster sauce
1/4 cup brown sugar
ginger zest
for the garnish:
fried minced garlic and scallions or onion leeks
Instructions:
1. Slice the fish into desired size.
2. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Steam the fish fillet with ginger. Set aside when cooked.
4. While steaming the fish, mince and fry the garlic. Set aside.
5. Chop the scallions. Set aside.
6. Cook the sauce by combining all the ingredients and let it simmer.
7. Pour the sauce on the steamed fish.
8. Garnish with garlic and scallions.
9. Serve with a cup of hot steamed white rice.
Yummyy!!! It sure has a lot of steps, but believe me, it's just so simple! I can cook it again even without a copy of the recipe.
Here's a short video I made with my kids. I hope you can watch it. Also, please subscribe to our YouTube Channel! Hahaha!
I guess we found Dory! LOL. That looks really good. I love cooking whole fish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy! Steamed cream Dory fillet is something I really want to try!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really good! I love the ingredients in the sauce that goes with it.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good. My family loves most kinds of white fish!
ReplyDeleteYummy, I love a good fish recipe. Especially fish with rice! I had that a lot when I lived in the Philippines. Masarap!
ReplyDeleteif your kids' faces are anything to go by, it looks like the fish was delicious! looks great too.
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves to eat fitters, I will try this for him , thanks for the lovely Recipe
ReplyDeleteA delicious dish! Will definitely give this savory meal a try.
ReplyDeleteI love your Steamed Cream Dory Fillet in Soy Sauce. It seems so easy to do. I'll do this later tonight. I'll buy the ingredients first.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh , that looks so tasty! and i cannot believe how easy it is to make it - will be trying it - kind regards Pati robins at style squeeze blog
ReplyDeleteOh my, this looks like it's such a great recipe! Though I'm vegan, I'll be sharing it with my parents for them to try -- they'd love it! Thanks so much for sharing it. :-)
ReplyDeleteNnniiiicceeeee...I love fish. And so, I would love to taste this.
ReplyDeleteIt must not be easy to think of what to cook each week with such variety! I think you did a greta job by this post. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious. I must admit I never heard of this dish before. But I'm interested to try it.
ReplyDeleteThese look really good. I don't like soy sauce but I don't mind trying these recipes :D
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