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[ofaplic]

This is kinda driving me crazy, I am looking for a recipe of Valenciana. It's an Ilongo dish that I have not tasted for over 20 years and I have been seaching for the recipe via google. Any help would be apreciated.

thanks in advance.

[RIONEUGENE]

Ohhh i love so much valenciana...i can teach you how to cook it.... i am gonna send you email dhay..

[simon]

Hey girls,

Im living here in the center of "Arroz Valenciana" and am curious to what that "ilongo Valenciana" is. Share it here on the forum please...recipe also if possible.

thanks

Simon El Paellero

[joshndaisy]

I love valenciana too, its one of my fave food , miss my mother's valenciana. Not sure but i think its called Paella in tagalog (or spanish?). Rio share your recipe please . Thanks.

Daisy

[RIONEUGENE]

Dhay i sent you email how to cook valenciana uh....i hope you can make it... then share mo rito kong paanong ang resulta .

[ofaplic]

I love valenciana too, its one of my fave food , miss my mother's valenciana. Not sure but i think its called Paella in tagalog (or spanish?). Rio share your recipe please . Thanks.

Daisy

It has rice, meat, some vegetables.... I think the rice that is used is the sticky rice though I could be wrong. It has been ages since I tasted it.

There was this restaurant in Ortigas Center that serve Paella and I think it is the same... though for the life of me I can't remember the restaurant's name, "Casa..." something. All I remember is that they serve roasted young piglet and it was so tender that the waiter used a small place to slice them and you have to order them 24 hours in advance.

[farla]

It has rice, meat, some vegetables.... I think the rice that is used is the sticky rice though I could be wrong. It has been ages since I tasted it.

There was this restaurant in Ortigas Center that serve Paella and I think it is the same... though for the life of me I can't remember the restaurant's name, "Casa..." something. All I remember is that they serve roasted young piglet and it was so tender that the waiter used a small place to slice them and you have to order them 24 hours in advance.

can you post the details and the ingredients on how to make it? i really tried my best to cook hehehe coz its not my talent..wahhhhh

[Lyann115]

yes valenciana is one of my favorite food since im also an ilonggo... the only thing it differs is it is yellow colored while paella (spanish dish) is orange and machang (chinese dish) is color brown.. (hehe)

yum.. yum...

[Felicity]

yes valenciana is one of my favorite food since im also an ilonggo... the only thing it differs is it is yellow colored while paella (spanish dish) is orange and machang (chinese dish) is color brown.. (hehe)

yum.. yum...

really? still no link for this recipe? i might try and might like it too ive heard of it but havent tasted it yet

[Lyann115]

1 big chorizo de bilbao, sliced

1/2 c paprika

1/2 c soy sauce

1 c sweet peas

1 c raisins

4-5 saba banana, fried

2 c glutinous rice

2 tsp monosodium glutamate

Salt and pepper to taste

1 tbsp chorizo de bilbao fat

1 clove garlic

1 onion

1 medium red pepper

1/2 c chiken liver

1/2 c chicken gizzard, sliced

1 c chicken breast, diced

1 c lean pork, diced

Saute garlic, chorizo, onion, and red pepper. Add meats and saute until dry. Remove chicken liver, slice and set aside. Add paprika and soy sauce, and simmer until meats are tender. Meanwhile cook glutinous rice in 2 cups water.

Line bottom of pan to avoid burning.

When meats are done, add sweet peas, raisins, MSG, pepper, and salt. Simmer for 3 minutes. Add cooked rice. Stir to mix well. Garnish with fried saba bananas and chicken liver.

2nd option:
You can cook it like you're cooking rice

Edited by Lyann115, 12 September 2007 - 03:17 AM.

[Felicity]

wow chorizo, ill gonna like it hehe

thanks ly

[ofaplic]

1 big chorizo de bilbao, sliced

1/2 c paprika
1/2 c soy sauce
1 c sweet peas
1 c raisins
4-5 saba banana, fried
2 c glutinous rice
2 tsp monosodium glutamate

Salt and pepper to taste

1 tbsp chorizo de bilbao fat
1 clove garlic
1 onion
1 medium red pepper
1/2 c chiken liver
1/2 c chicken gizzard, sliced
1 c chicken breast, diced

1 c lean pork, diced

Saute garlic, chorizo, onion, and red pepper. Add meats and saute until dry. Remove chicken liver, slice and set aside. Add paprika and soy sauce, and simmer until meats are tender. Meanwhile cook glutinous rice in 2 cups water.

Line bottom of pan to avoid burning.

When meats are done, add sweet peas, raisins, MSG, pepper, and salt. Simmer for 3 minutes. Add cooked rice. Stir to mix well. Garnish with fried saba bananas and chicken liver.

2nd option:
You can cook it like you're cooking rice

thanks for the recipe, i will try it sometime soon and the recipe looks right especially the raisins...

[ofaplic]

Treid to cook with ingredients that I have on hand but alas some are still missing. If I remember it correctly, the color was suppose to be a little green but mine was brown... hmmm I guess the peas should add some green color into it. The taste is not close enough but still working on it. The chicken liver and the banana will diffenitely make a difference....

thanks Lyann again.

[Lyann115]

u can try to atchuete to make it a bit orange....