
Ingredients
- Rice, washed
- Water (the amount you'd normally use to cook the rice)
- Pork, cut into pieces (sauteed first, or added raw)
- Maggi Magic Sinigang mix (use more for a more intense sour broth)
- Vegetables of choice (e.g. kangkong, string beans, eggplant, okra, radish), left whole to sit on top
Directions
- Saute the pork first so the browning adds flavor (or add it raw and it will still work).
- Wash the rice and add your measured cooking water to the rice cooker pot.
- Add the pork, then stir in the Maggi Sinigang mix. For a more intense sour broth, use more mix.
- Lay the vegetables on top so they steam rather than boil and hold their shape.
- Press Cook. The rice absorbs the sour broth and pork flavor; because the vegetables sit on top, each one stays distinct. Serve straight from the pot.
A hands-free rice-cooker take on sinigang: you lose the soup, but every grain carries the sour flavor. From Pepper.ph on Instagram.
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