I think I have (finally) mastered the art of cooking ginisang munggo (stir-fried mung beans)! Haha! When you cook it every week like I do, it’s not surprising how this dish can be just as easy as boiling water. Good thing my cousin taught me a new twist in cooking munggo. What do you say to adding ginger and spinach into the mix?
Read on.
Thank goodness to this new discovery that Cooking Like A Pro have a new healthy recipe in cooking munggo (mung beans). Did you know that you can add spinach and ginger in this munggo dish? Brilliant!
Here’s how to make Munggo soup with Ginger:
Munggo with Ginger Soup
Ingredients
- garlic crushed and chopped
- ginger crushed and chopped
- onions chopped
- tomatoes chopped not diced
- mung beans boiled to softness
- spinach
- shrimps or pork cut into small sizes
- fish sauce
- black pepper
- long green chili siling haba
Instructions
- Boil the mung beans to softness for 30-45 minutes under medium-high heat.
- Set the cooked beans aside without draining. We'll use this broth for our soup.
- Put oil unto a hot deep pan.
- Saute' the garlic until golden brown.
- Saute' the ginger with the garlic.
- Add in the shrimps or pork into the pan. Stir well.
- Season the dish with fish sauce and a bit of pepper.
- When the proteins are cooked, add the onions. Stir well
- When the onions soften, add the tomatoes. Stir well.
Crush the tomatoes while stirring. It will add a stronger flavor into the dish.
- Cover the pan. Lower the heat; and allow the dish to simmer.
- Slowly the add mung beans and its broth into the dish.
- Let it boil so the flavors come together.
- Once it boils, adjust the taste to your preference. Add ginger or fish sauce as desired. I usually add some more ginger at this point to give the soup a strong kick.
- Cooking Munggo with Ginger (Soup Recipe)
- Let the dish boil once more after seasoning.
- Add the spinach.
- Let the dish simmer until the spinach cooks.
- Make the final adjustments at this point.
It also helps to add a pinch of salt. It usually brings out the flavors of the dish.
- Turn off the heat and put the long green chili on top.
- Do not stir.
- Cover the pan and remove it from the stove.
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About Munggo soup
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