Ginisang munggo na may pata at ubod ng nipa, ano kaya ang lasa? | Pinas Sarap - video Dailymotion

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00:00From Lawaan, let's go to its neighboring town, Barbaza.

00:08This is called Nipa Palm or Mangrove Palm.

00:12This is the only type of palm that can grow in estuarine areas or mangrove areas.

00:20The place where salt and water mix.

00:24This is the fruit of Nipa.

00:26Nipa has many uses.

00:30But today, we're not going to get vinegar, we're not going to get lime, we're not going to get palm.

00:36What we're going to do is we're going to get the top of the Nipa.

00:40Because they use it for cooking.

00:43Okay, where's the top?

00:45Top means the inside, right?

00:47Yes, ma'am.

00:48So where is it?

00:49Below you.

00:50So you just choose the Nipa that...

00:53Yes.

00:54What?

00:54If you choose this one, the small one that looks like a leaf, that's where you'll know that there's a top.

01:03Because if there's no top, then there's only fruit, then there's no pulp.

01:08No pulp.

01:11It's really like we're going to pluck the...

01:15Yes.

01:17Is its root just shallow?

01:20It's shallow, ma'am.

01:21Oh.

01:25It's heavy.

01:27I can't do this.

01:37There, it's moving.

01:43This is really heavy.

01:47Oh, it's like it's floating.

01:51There.

01:54It's like it's moving.

02:06Its root is just shallow, right?

02:10I'll bring it here, ma'am.

02:12Oh, we're going to bring it to the river?

02:14To pull it there?

02:15Just here, ma'am.

02:16Anything.

02:17Okay, let's bring it. You can do it.

02:19Okay, ma'am.

02:20It's heavy.

02:24Oh, my God.

02:26Oh, my God, it's so deep.

02:30It's lighter when it's floating in the water.

02:34So, where's the top here?

02:36It's on the other side.

02:38This one here?

02:40Yes.

02:44There.

02:46It's just like a banana.

02:49It's just like a banana.

02:59Okay, let's bring it to the river.

03:05It's like nothing is left, sir.

03:07It's just small, ma'am.

03:09Just here.

03:15There.

03:18Okay.

03:20This is the top.

03:22It's not the whole thing.

03:24It's just that.

03:26What does it taste like?

03:28We'll find out later.

03:30Okay, so this is the top we got.

03:32Where's the top?

03:34Let's get it.

03:36Just the middle.

03:42Just here, ma'am.

03:44Oh, my God, it's so small.

03:47So, it's just this.

03:49It's so small.

03:51So, usually, they get the top

03:53when they're going to use it

03:55in other parts

03:57of Nipa.

03:59So, for example,

04:01they already got vinegar,

04:03and they already got

04:05something for their ritual.

04:07Instead of just letting the tree go

04:09and throwing it away,

04:11they get the top of it.

04:13Where is it?

04:16Oh, in fairness.

04:18This is the top we got

04:20of Nipa.

04:22We're going to cook it now.

04:24I'm here with Loren.

04:26There's mung bean.

04:28So, you're going to cook it with mung bean?

04:30Yes, ma'am.

04:32I'm going to put pork leg.

04:42When do you eat this?

04:45When there's an occasion, ma'am.

04:47Oh, when there's an occasion.

04:49In fairness, the top of Nipa

04:51is just one.

04:53So, think about it.

04:55You're going to kill the whole tree

04:57just so you can eat it every day.

04:59When there's a special occasion,

05:01there's the top of Nipa.

05:03In cooking this,

05:05first, saute ginger, garlic, onion,

05:09and pork leg.

05:11So, earlier,

05:13we sauteed the mung bean to make it soft.

05:21When the pork leg is brown,

05:23you can put the mung bean

05:27and add water.

05:31So, we're just going to boil it

05:33until the pork is soft.

05:35When the pork is soft,

05:37we're going to put the top of Nipa

05:39and the seasoning.

05:42In the meantime,

05:44we're going to prepare the Ubod.

05:46We're going to cut it into small pieces.

05:48How small?

05:50Just bite-sized.

05:52Bite-sized?

06:02We're going to put the top of Nipa

06:04and season it

06:06with salt,

06:08tamarind, and chili.

06:12They say that the Ubod

06:14has a bitter taste.

06:16Some people who cook

06:18stir-fried mung bean,

06:20they put bitter leaves

06:22in their mung bean.

06:24The bitter leaves are also bitter.

06:26Instead of bitter leaves,

06:28we're going to use the top of Nipa.

06:30That will give

06:32a bitter taste

06:34to the stir-fried mung bean.

06:42Hey,

06:44this is a different stir-fried mung bean

06:46because it has the top of Nipa.

06:48What will it taste like?

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