
🇵🇭 PhilippinesCatalog recipe
Dried taro leaves slow-simmered in coconut milk with chili and shrimp paste — Bicol's creamy, fiery green.
For 4 servings.
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Render the pork, then sauté ginger, garlic and shrimp paste.
Add coconut milk and bring to a gentle simmer.
Lay the taro leaves on top WITHOUT stirring; simmer 30 minutes.
💡 Stirring early releases the leaves' itchy calcium oxalate — let the coconut milk tame them first.
Now stir, add chilies, and cook 15 more minutes until thick and almost oily.
Bicol cooks everything in coconut milk and dares you to complain about the chili. Laing is its masterpiece of patience: the taro leaves must never be stirred early, on pain of an itchy pot.
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