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Monday, July 10, 2006

Fresh Lumpiyang Ubod


Description:
This dish has all the ingredients that makes for good entertaining: vegetables, meat, seafood and garnishings!

In place of the ubod, you can also use a mixture of potatoes, sweet potatoes, cabbage, carrots, green beans, and turnips.


Ingredients:
Egg Wrapper:

2 eggs
2 cups cornstarch
2 cups water
1 tablespoon oil

Filling:
1 cup oil (vegetable or canola)l
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 small onion, chopped
1/2 kilo pork kasim, boiled and cut into small cubes
1/2 kilo small shrimps whole or if medium size (cut in half)
1 cup soup stock, preferably chicken
1 kilo ubod, cut julienne
1 teaspoon salt
Spring onion2 - the length and quantity of your wrapped lumpiya
1 teaspoon pepper
seasonings of your choice

Sauce:
1 cup brown or medium brown sugar
2 tablespoon light soy sauce
2 cups chickenbroth
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons cornstarch dispersed in cold water
4 cloves garlic, crushed
1 cup finely chopped peanuts

Directions:
Wrapper: Combine all the ingredients and beat until smooth. Preheat a non-stick pan over low fire.
Pour a scant amount of the batter into the pan then tilt the pan from side to side to spread evenly. When the sides loosen from the pan, quickly invert into a plate.
-Do the same for the rest of the batter.

Filling: Heat the oil then saute the garlic and onions.
Add pork and fresh shrimps and stir-fry until cooked.
Add chicken stock and cover and cook over medium heat.
Add ubod and cook for 5 minutes more. Season to taste. Cool in a colander to drain out excess liquid.
Set broth aside for the sauce.

Lumpia Sauce: Blend first 4 ingredients and boil in a pan. . Thicken with cornstarch mixture and mix slightly.
When color is thoroughtly blended, remove from fire and
sprinkle minced garlic.

Assemble: Place on lumpia wrapper on a plate. At the center put about 2 stalks of spring onions. Put about 2 tablespoons of the filling over the green onions then wrap with the onion showing at one end.
Wrap the formed lumpiya with wax paper in the middle part of the rolled lumpiya.

Top with the sauce or serve it separately .
Sprinkle chopped peanuts over the sauce before serving.

11 comments:

  1. Wow! Lita, this is really making it from scractch including how to make the wrapper. Thank you! What is Ubod? That's my first time I heard that?
    Lita, ito ba 'yung lumpiang sariwa? or ibang klase ito? Nasaan 'yung fresh vegetable? Kasi naalala ko meron iyon leafy vegetables di ba?

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  2. Angie, this is lumpiyang sariwa. When it is ubod...walang lechugas---but when it is a mixture of vegetables like cabbage, beans, etc...and wrapper is laid out---then you put a piece of lechugas and this is the base of the fillings...the you roll it. Ubud is "heart of palm mostly here in the US...canned na! You just drain it and then slice very finely together and you add carrots if you prefer. It is just terms fresh "or sariwa" to differentiate it from lumpiyang prito!

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  3. I cannot remember when was the last time ate this...lalo ng sumarap, nilagyan ni Anne ng picture ;-)

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  4. Mom, can you pls. post how to make delicous and fragrant Matamis na Saging? I think I like to eat this, and miss your dating niluluto before when you were here pa....

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  5. For matamis na saging:

    Choose the ripe saba---
    Then boil water with segunda red sugar (light brown)---with 2 or 3 leavs of pandan After a few minutes, add the bananas.. As the water caramelizes, (depends on your choice---malapot or slightly liquidy

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  6. kaya pala sabi ni Anne "fragrant", may pandan leaves kaya mabango..hindi pa yata ako nakakita ng pandan leaves...

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  7. Hi Angie

    Vanilla will do...but only a little cause if a lot, your finished product will be bitter.
    Just a drop. You can also try cinammon power.

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  8. Hi Lita, how are you? ..busy working I guess huh!
    You know so much, sometimes I feel embarrassed to ask, I don't know enough. Mas marami pa ang hindi ko alam kesa sa mga alam ko hehe..

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  9. I love cinnamon and never thought of using it with minatamis na saba...will dash a few over the minatamis na bananas before eating them. Once I read an article saying cinnamon too helps lower the sugar absorbtion in the body.

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  10. Hello too! Have had no chance of logging in and adding new recipes...was busy this past week---work and others. But I will have time this weekend---
    Don't worry, maraming tulad mo---and all you need to do is really is to keep on learning! You can ask me anything to help you! I will be glad to!

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  11. Ay Carmen..I've been so busy this past week=--maybe I will have more time to spare for logging in and adding more recipes this next week!
    Yes, cinnamon is good for minatamis na saging! Try it!

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