Paksiw na Ayungin
Small freshwater ayungin simmered gently in vinegar with ginger, garlic, peppercorns, and chili until cooked through without falling apart.
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Small freshwater ayungin simmered gently in vinegar with ginger, garlic, peppercorns, and chili until cooked through without falling apart.
Milkfish steaks simmered in vinegar with ginger, chilies and optional bitter vegetables.
Galunggong simmered with vinegar, ginger, garlic, peppercorns, eggplant, and chilies in a sharp savoury broth.
Simple fish simmered gently in vinegar with garlic, ginger and chilies.
Leftover lechon stewed in vinegar and lechon sauce until tender with a sweet sour gravy.
Tambakol tuna braised in vinegar with ginger, garlic, peppercorns, eggplant, and chilies.
Meaty salmon heads braised gently in vinegar with ginger, garlic, chilies, eggplant, and ampalaya until tangy and tender.
Pork slowly braised in tuba vinegar with garlic, ginger, bay, and pepper until tender, tangy, and lightly reduced.
A purposeful transformation of properly chilled roast chicken into a tangy, gently sweet paksiw sauce using prepared lechon sauce.
Eel Paksiw with Roasted Eggplant: Dressed edible farmed eel, cane vinegar and thumb ginger roasted for browned edges, concentrated flavour and a juicy or tender centre.
Pata Paksiw with Roasted Kamote: Pork hock pieces, sweet potato in thick wedges and cane vinegar roasted for browned edges, concentrated flavour and a juicy or tender…
Visayan fish paksiw cooked with vinegar, ginger, onion, and very little water for a sharp clean sauce.
Visayan pork shank paksiw simmered with vinegar, garlic, saba, and a slightly sweet-sour sauce.
A safer home adaptation of Bulacan lumlom: lightly salt-cured milkfish cooked as paksiw in nipa or cane vinegar, with ginger and optional coconut cream.