PH.D Question number 3:<br />
One of the Filipino dishes that Jeska and Dylan loves to eat when I cook it is "Sinigang" .Sinigang was also named World’s Best Soup by Taste Atlas for 2021<br />
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Sinigang means "stewed [dish]", Fish sauce is a common condiment for the stew. Some foodies call it the unofficial national dish of the Philippines. Others tag it as Sini Yum as it is compared to Tom Yum soup of Thailand.<br />
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Question number 3: Do you think Sinigang is:<br />
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<br/>PH.D Question number 3:
One of the Filipino dishes that Jeska and Dylan loves to eat when

Sinigang is #Alloftheabove

EkimadzaboutYou you got it right, it is a stew made sour by Tamarind. Hence, the saltiness comes from the type of protein added on it plus the fish sauce condiment. The sweetness from the vegetables. All boiled down to come up with a savoury (full of umami) broth. Yum!

Most Filipinos uses Tamarind to make the broth tolerably sour. At times you can add as well its leaves. This can be found even in our backyard in the Philippines. #Organic #sustainableliving #FilipinoFood

PH.D Lesson Number 3:
Whenever I cook #Sinigang I am sure that Jeska and Dylan will be eating a lot. It is one of their most requested Filipino dish. Sinigang was also named World’s Best Soup by Taste Atlas for 2021
Sinigang means "stewed [dish]", Fish sauce is a common condiment for the stew. Some foodies call it the unofficial national dish of the Philippines. Others tag it as Sini Yum as it is compared to Tom Yum soup of Thailand.
Question number 3: Do you think Sinigang is:
A. SWEET
B. SOUR
C. SALTY
D. SAVOURY
E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
Comment your answer below or like this post if you had Sinigang before or would love to try one in the future!