Paksiw is a Filipino cooking method that is traditionally used for preserving food. To “paksiw” meat or fish, vinegar, garlic, pepper, and bay leaves are added and slowly simmered to achieve a balanced taste. In this video, Erwan Heussaff and our team of Filipino food creators explore and cook regional paksiw recipes from different provinces. Let’s test six different paksiw recipes: Inun Unan from the Visayas, Paksiw na Kambing from Ilocos, Paksiw na Bolinao from Northern Mindanao, Paksiw na Kal

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70K views · 455 shares | This paksiw dish is made with bangus instead of pork, and you can easily do this same recipe with other fish, like galunggong, tulingan, or any other fish that you think would pair well with its vinegar base. See the full recipe here: https://bit.ly/2vPGGie Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos, recipes, and step-by-step guides:www.YouTube.com/Yummyph | Yummy PH | Facebook

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