Saturday, January 31, 2015

ATSARANG PAPAYA



ATSARANG PAPAYA RECIPE
ATSARANG PAPAYA

ATSARANG PAPAYA- is the most well known tidbit in the Philippines. There are numerous variety of making atsara, most foods grown from the ground, radish, turnips, sayote, ampalaya,  are utilized as a part of making this tart hors d'oeuvre. Salted green papaya in sweet and harsh is the most mainstream.



NUMBER OF SERVINGS: 5-10

ATSARANG PAPAYA INGREDIENTS:

1 entire medium green papaya (peeled, deseeded and finely destroyed)

2 medium-sized carrots, peeled and cut

1 red chime pepper, julienned

1 green chime pepper, julienned

1 head garlic, cut daintily

1/2 container ginger, cut

1 major white onions hacked

4 containers white vinegar

2 containers tan sugar

1/2 tablespoon salt

1 tablespoon dark ground pepper

1/4 teaspoon msg

1 can pineapple pieces

COOKING PROCEDURES:

1. Channel the fluid from the finely destroyed papaya by pressing out however much fluid as could reasonably be expected. Put in a dish and put aside.

2. In a pan, bubbled vinegar sugar, salt, msg,  dark ground pepper, ginger, garlic, carrots and pineapple lumps, green and red chime pepper . Continue mixing until sugar is disintegrated. Heat to the point of boiling.

3. Expel from hotness then spill over the ground papaya. Blend well.

4. Exchange the mixture to clean, dry jugs with tops. Let cool and refrigerate. Permit to sit in the icebox for no less than 12 prior hours utilizing.

5. Present with singed meat or fish or as desired.^

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