Chicken and spinach stir fry
The original recipe uses slices of pork tenderloin. Found it in a magazine some 15 years ago. I used to make this dish with kangkong because spinach was rarely available in wet markets and not even always available in supermarkets. It was such a pleasant surprise finding “Baguio spinach” in Cherry Supermarket last weekend. So… we grow spinach locally now. Good!
This chicken and spinach stir fry is very, very, very easy to cook. Even a real novice at cooking can do this. The secret is in the marinade. You have to give the strips of chicken enough time to absorb the flavors in the marinade before cooking.
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Bonjour Connie, i wonder if you can get into my page. I was able to create my blog.. lousy nga lang
Mmmm i love vege’s, so interesting to find spinach sa pinas! I think even vines can grow in Baguio and maybe one day can develop wine.:lol:
You know what, the best tasting strawberry i’ve tasted is in Baguio. Here there is a variety that they cultivate just in water. Uncomparable sa Sungrown strawberries. yummm
Good morning!:smile:
I can easily make this recipe, no problem when it comes to spinach. Here I substitute baby spinach (or romaine lettuce )for the kangkong in Sinigang. Kangkong can be bought at some big Chinese Supermarket but it will cost as much as buying the beef or bangus itself.
My ulam for today is Chicken Tinola, with lots of sayote.
Relly, the URL is not complete. When I clicked your name, I was taken to a google search page.
Hi Rin! Where are you at? Grabe, here PhP 10.00 worth of kangkong is good for 4 people.
Yes Sassy, medyo mahal ang kangkong ngayon dito
sa LA….favorite ko rin ito….
Relly, that is so great!
Welcome to food blogging!
Rose, kangkong doesn’t grow in LA? Kaya mahal? Kasi, kung imported, the price inevitable doubles, or triples.
this recipe will surely be a hit. mukhang madali gawin kya i will try this one of these days. sana more on chicken or beef recipes kse walang pork d2.
btw, where will i include the pepper sa marinade or when cooking na? thanks
had it last yest, while pacquiao was on his way to victory. yummy. tastes like tinola but much better.
I tried this yesterday and it was such a hit, i really dont know how to cook although i know how to bake, before everytime i cook my family wouldnt eat :lol:, now every weekend i cook checking new recipe on your site before i go home (i work in the city and go home to the province on weekend) … i let my son judge .. if he likes it … then its ok ..( he is all i have and the only person thats matters to me basically i cook for him
Thank u for your wonderful site .. it helped me a lot … and remember ur flavored yema balls … that was my christmas give aways and my officemate couldnt have enough of it
Either/or, Joanne. Can even be after when the dish has been transferred to the serving platter.
LOL rose.
Julie, me too. If my kids say it’s good, it’s good. If they say no, I don’t cook it again. LOL
I’ve tried this recipe few days ago… not exactly like your recipe but medyo hawig narin and my hubby loves it. salamat sa recipe.
Mine was a lil’ chicken breast only and didn’t marinate it and I added some carrots too.
[...] Original recipe from pinoycook.net, I modified the recipe for some reasons but I’ll try the original recipe again one day. My hubby loves this recipe anyway.
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