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Pork ribs in a tamarind-sour broth crowded with vegetables β the soup Filipinos crave in any weather.
For 6 servings.
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Simmer pork with onion and tomato in 2 liters of water, skimming, until tender β about 1 hour.
Stir in tamarind and fish sauce; taste β it should make you blink.
π‘ Add tamarind gradually and taste: sourness is personal, but timidity is wrong.
Add radish and green beans; cook 6 minutes.
Drop the greens in, kill the heat, and serve with rice.
Sinigang is the Philippines' comfort benchmark; surveys keep naming it the country's favorite dish. The pucker of tamarind is the point β 'sour enough?' is the only question that matters at the table.
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