Ipinagmamalaking putahe ng Bataan na gawa sa seafood, tikman! (Full Episode) | Pinas Sarap

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00:00It's so cold!
00:12Oh! There's a big one!
00:14It looks like a snake!
00:16It's so big!
00:18It's so big!
00:20We caught it with our teeth!
00:26Oh my God!
00:28It's gone!
00:30Run!
00:32There it is!
00:34Oh my God!
00:46Oh my God!
00:48It's under my feet!
00:50Someone's holding my feet!
00:52A province with a rich ocean
00:54is flourishing
00:56until the bottom.
00:58We're going to look for fish here.
01:00It's like you're looking for something
01:02in the dark because
01:04the bottom is deep.
01:06That's why you're just
01:08stepping on the sand.
01:10Oh my God!
01:12Run!
01:20That's youth.
01:22Of course,
01:24we're also going to taste
01:26the big fish they caught in the seafood.
01:28I hope it's not fishy.
01:32Mmm!
01:34Wow! It's so spicy!
01:36It's so good!
01:38It's spicy, but it's good!
01:40I'm a bit nervous
01:42to eat this
01:44because I saw
01:46a lot of fish.
01:48Good luck with high blood.
01:50When I was cooking this, I thought
01:52the sweet and sour sauce might overpower
01:54the taste of the fish, but it didn't.
01:56The taste is very balanced.
01:58The first fun liner
02:00and sparkle artist,
02:02Shuvie Etrata,
02:04will be challenged by the fish.
02:06I ran out of fish.
02:08I'll just pay for it.
02:10It's like
02:12I ran out of fish smell.
02:14This is the
02:16most delicious sea urchin
02:18in the whole world.
02:20That's why we're going to get it.
02:22It's so deep.
02:26There it is.
02:28It's still hard.
02:30Mmm!
02:32It's like vinegar.
02:34Wait, it's like vinegar.
02:36You're really mad
02:38at the chili. There's a lot of chili.
02:40It's so fat!
02:42It's so fat!
02:50Let's travel young this evening
02:52to the most delicious.
02:54Here in
02:56Sitio Pulo,
02:58in Orani, Bataan,
03:00one of the projects
03:02of their barangay is to increase
03:04the number of fish or mangrove areas
03:06because the mangroves
03:08serve as
03:10a nursery for
03:12small fish.
03:14So when there are more mangroves
03:16or fish, there will be more fish.
03:18Why did you decide
03:20to do that?
03:22We don't have enough protection
03:24for the mangroves.
03:26Aside from the protection against storm surge,
03:28because of the mangroves,
03:30there are more fish and other sea creatures
03:32in their area.
03:34The Orani fishermen
03:36have a gay style.
03:38They lay traps
03:40for the sea creatures
03:42and then they'll catch them.
03:44We're here in the middle of the sea
03:46with the gays.
03:48What is this?
03:50It's a net.
03:52We don't take it out.
03:54We'll just take the net.
03:56I hope
03:58we can catch the gays.
04:00Let's see.
04:02We'll just lift it.
04:04Wait a minute.
04:06It's slippery here.
04:08We'll just look
04:10at the net.
04:12There's a rope.
04:14We'll just lift it.
04:16It might be heavy.
04:18There might be fish.
04:20Okay, here we go.
04:24There's no fish.
04:28There's no small fish.
04:32There's a fish.
04:34What does it look like?
04:36What's the fish?
04:38It's red.
04:40It's a fish.
04:42It's a fish.
04:44There's a big one.
04:46What do you call it?
04:48Balabados.
04:50It looks like an eel.
04:52There's a big eel.
04:54It's long.
04:56I think it's two.
04:58It's big.
05:00It's a fish.
05:02It's a fish.
05:04It's a fish.
05:06We're caught.
05:08Don't escape.
05:10Don't leave me.
05:12Don't escape.
05:14We escaped
05:16the slippery Balabados.
05:18We caught
05:20eels, shrimp, and fish.
05:22Their dish is
05:24sweet and sour crabs
05:26with soft-shelled shrimp.
05:30Butter
05:36Melt the butter in hot oil.
05:38The taste of crabs
05:40and butter is perfect.
05:42Then, saute garlic and onion.
05:48Saute chili and bell pepper.
05:50You're really mad at chili.
05:52There's a lot of chili.
05:54The bell pepper is sweet,
05:56especially the red bell pepper.
05:58What's next?
06:02When the ingredients are caramelized,
06:04you can add
06:06the eels.
06:08It's so fat.
06:10It's so fat.
06:12Seriously.
06:14It's amazing.
06:16It's easy to cook
06:18the crabs.
06:20As soon as it changes color,
06:22it's cooked.
06:24It's so fat.
06:26It's in my heart.
06:28You're so young.
06:34But wait, there's more.
06:36We're going to add
06:38shrimp in our dish.
06:40Let's put all of it.
06:42Almost all.
06:44It's like
06:46soft-shelled shrimp.
06:48The shell
06:50is soft.
06:56Then, season it
06:58with tomato ketchup and brown sugar.
07:04After a few minutes,
07:06you can taste it.
07:08Alright.
07:10Mommy Nora's specialty is done.
07:12Sweet and sour crabs
07:14with soft-shelled shrimp.
07:16Let's not wait for that.
07:18Let's taste the seafood
07:20from the sea of Orani.
07:22I'm a bit nervous to eat this
07:24because
07:26I can see that it's all soft-shelled crab.
07:28The sauce
07:30is orange.
07:32It's really soft-shelled crab.
07:44It's so good.
07:46Seriously.
07:48Seriously.
07:50You can taste the butter, garlic,
07:52and the crab roe.
07:54It's so good.
07:56I can't really taste
07:58the ketchup, which is actually good
08:00because mommy's
08:02seasoning is really balanced.
08:04It's different when the crab is fresh.
08:06It's easy to chew.
08:08The shrimp
08:10doesn't need to be peeled
08:12because it's soft-shelled.
08:14When I was cooking it,
08:16I thought the sweet and sour sauce
08:18might overpower the taste of the crab.
08:20But it's not.
08:22The taste is really balanced.
08:24It enhances the taste of the crab.
08:28And the sauce is really good.
08:32I love it!
08:34Next, we're going to taste
08:36another one of the fish we caught,
08:38the soft-shelled crab.
08:40We're going to cook it with the
08:42mangrove fruit.
08:44I'm going to taste the soup first.
08:46Ah!
08:48The sourness is like
08:50the sourness of bay leaves.
08:52That's how strong it is.
08:54The soft-shelled crab
08:56needs to be shredded.
08:58But it's relatively easy to shred.
09:04It's okay.
09:06What does it taste like? It's too soft.
09:08It's like a fish
09:10that's super-duper soft
09:12that you'll just swallow.
09:14It's not like other fish
09:16that has fibers.
09:20This one is really
09:22super-duper soft.
09:24If you're a fan of
09:26the sinigang na bulanglang,
09:28the sinigang sa bayabas,
09:30you'll like this because
09:32they have a similar taste.
09:36The next seafood
09:38that we're going to taste
09:40is really challenging to catch.
09:42It's literally a silent challenge
09:44to catch a tuyom
09:46or sea urchin.
09:48But that won't be delayed
09:50by artist Shuvi Etrata.
09:54Every day,
09:56Shuvi watches UH Funliner.
10:02Are you ready, Shuvi,
10:04to catch a sea urchin?
10:06Hello, Kapuso!
10:08We're here in Mariveles,
10:10and this is the most delicious sea urchin
10:12in the whole world.
10:14That's why we're going to catch it
10:16and harvest it ourselves
10:18so we can eat it later.
10:20Let's go!
10:32Hello, a tuyom!
10:34Is it here?
10:36Look!
10:38It's here!
10:40Look!
10:42I caught a tuyom here.
10:44Look!
10:46Because it's already dark,
10:48it's an extra challenge to catch a tuyom.
10:50I told you it's here!
10:52Let's go to the net.
10:54But Shuvi never says never.
10:56He caught a lot of tuyom.
10:58Amazing!
11:00Yay!
11:02It's painful to poke the tuyom,
11:04but there's a way
11:06to save the tuyom.
11:08You can use its guts.
11:10Soak the tuyom in water
11:12and wash the guts
11:14so the tuyom will scratch the guts
11:16and the tuyom will be safe.
11:18After washing the tuyom,
11:20you can taste it
11:22fresh from the shell.
11:26I think I can do it.
11:28Oh, that's why
11:30we need water
11:32to wash the tuyom.
11:34Let's soak the tuyom in water
11:36to wash it.
11:38There!
11:40That's why it was hard earlier.
11:42It's been a while since I ate this.
11:44It's like
11:46I'm 2 years old.
11:48No.
11:50What we need is
11:52the yellow part.
11:54Remove it
11:56because it's bad for your stomach.
11:58Oh, there's a bone.
12:00It's delicious if you add vinegar
12:02and eat it right away.
12:04You can just scoop it
12:06and eat it.
12:08There.
12:10You can eat it now.
12:12Mmm!
12:14It's like vinegar.
12:16Wait, it's like vinegar.
12:20It's like an oyster.
12:22It's so soft.
12:24It's delicious to eat tuyom fresh from the sea.
12:26But there are
12:28more delicious and simple dishes
12:30that will be taught to us by Mariveles Bataan.
12:38Put in a bowl
12:40the cleaned tuyom.
12:42Season with vinegar, calamansi juice,
12:44onion,
12:46ginger, chili,
12:48a little salt,
12:50and bell pepper.
12:52Just mix it and then
12:54our Kilawin Tuyom is ready!
13:00Before we taste it,
13:02we'll cook other
13:04tuyom dishes.
13:06This can be an all-day breakfast.
13:08First is the simple but yummy
13:10tuyom omelette.
13:16Crack the egg.
13:18Season it with a little salt and pepper.
13:20Add onion.
13:22A little flour.
13:26And of course, the tuyom.
13:28Put it in a pan.
13:34Cook it on low heat until it's cooked.
13:40Then our tuyom omelette is ready!
13:46What's the best partner for an omelette?
13:48Of course, it's
13:50fried rice with tuyom.
13:52Yum, yum, yum!
13:54Let's taste it.
13:56It's delicious.
14:00It's very spicy.
14:02The spiciness is here.
14:04We need water.
14:08I think my mom is angry.
14:10She put all the chili.
14:12But it's delicious.
14:14You know, I didn't know that
14:16Kilawin Tuyom is so delicious.
14:18I just ate it raw
14:20before in Bantayan.
14:22I was shocked.
14:24I'll taste it again.
14:26It's very raw.
14:28The taste is very authentic.
14:30Our fried rice partner
14:32is the omelette.
14:341, 2, 3, Cheers!
14:44I keep forgetting my problems.
14:46It's more delicious with ketchup.
14:48The egg is more delicious
14:50when it's a little salty.
14:52This is the best part
14:54of this omelette.
14:56Ms. Nemya's cooking is perfect.
14:58Even the fried rice.
15:00It's very crispy.
15:02You can taste the garlic
15:04and the tuyom.
15:06I didn't expect that
15:08when it's fried,
15:10it's different.
15:12It's like the fried lechon.
15:14It's very delicious.
15:16I'll never taste it again.
15:18Cheers!
15:22Kapis
15:26Kapis
15:28My mom is from Rojas City
15:30in the province of Kapis.
15:32So, I'm familiar with
15:34this kind of
15:36Windowpane Oyster or Kapis Shell.
15:38But,
15:40I just discovered
15:42that we use this kind of oyster
15:44for cooking palamuti,
15:46parol,
15:48ilaw,
15:50But here in Bataan, I found out that you can also get tapioca here.
15:57But tapioca is not just for decoration.
16:00Because of its content, it is also delicious as a dish.
16:05We will look for tapioca here.
16:07It's like you're looking for it in the dark.
16:10Because the bottom is dark.
16:12That's why you're just digging the tapioca.
16:20Tapioca is a type of tapioca that is grown in the Philippines.
16:23It is a type of tapioca that is grown in the Philippines.
16:26It is a type of tapioca that is grown in the Philippines.
16:31Tapioca is usually just lying or stuck in a white part of the sea.
16:39Be careful when picking it up because the sides of the shell are sharp.
16:44I'm so scared.
16:52Even though I'm afraid of the fish,
16:54there is another one who is afraid of me.
17:03I'm afraid of the fish.
17:04I'm afraid of the fish.
17:06I'm afraid of the fish.
17:11My God, I'm afraid of the fish.
17:13I'm afraid of the fish.
17:17The bottom of the sea is white or black.
17:22So, of course, when you dive, the white part of the sea becomes cloudy.
17:26So, of course, when you dive, the white part of the sea becomes cloudy.
17:28My foot is completely soaked.
17:34We will put the soaked tapioca in a bucket and shake it
17:37so that the white part of the tapioca will be removed.
17:43We will put the soaked tapioca in a bucket and shake it
17:45so that the white part of the tapioca will be removed.
17:49When it is clean, we can take the contents and cook it.
17:53When we say tapioca shells,
17:55the first thing that comes to our mind is this type of ornamental products
18:00or the windows made of tapioca.
18:03But did you know that windowpane oysters or tapioca shells
18:08can also be eaten?
18:11Yes!
18:12This is what the tapioca shell looks like.
18:21Saute the onion, garlic, and ginger.
18:27So, aside from the tapioca from Bicol Express,
18:30they also have tapioca chips.
18:33Ah, this looks spicy.
18:36And tapioca crackers.
18:40Ma'am Ruth, I will taste this.
18:42Okay.
18:46So, you can buy this and when it's done,
18:49it's ready to cook.
18:51You just need to fry it.
18:53And it will look like this.
18:56Now, we will put the sweet and sour pork.
19:00It's delicious!
19:03When the garlic and onion are caramelized,
19:05you can now add the pre-cooked tapioca.
19:10Season it with a bit of pepper.
19:12And since it's Bicol Express,
19:14of course, the chili won't be missing.
19:17Add a bit of salt and coconut milk.
19:22To add spiciness,
19:23add a long chili.
19:25Cook until the coconut milk is oily.
19:40Mmm.
19:41Wow, it's spicy!
19:46Wait, it's spicy.
19:50The flavor is so good.
19:53It's so delicious.
19:54And it doesn't have any blandness at all.
19:58Sometimes, shellfish has an aftertaste,
20:01but this doesn't.
20:04Mmm.
20:05It's so good.
20:07It's spicy,
20:08but it's delicious.
20:11Another specialty dish of Balangabataan
20:13is made tastier by tinapa.
20:16We're still here at Guadalupe Market.
20:19So, let's fight for it.
20:21Let's call the very first deserving
20:24Sparkle Artist, Shuvi Etrata,
20:26to show us how this is done.
20:29First, wash the fish.
20:32So, even the ones at the bottom,
20:34it's okay not to wash them.
20:36Then, this one.
20:38I'll put it in the fish sauce.
20:41Then, put it in the water with salt.
20:45The purpose of this is to remove the fish smell
20:48so that the saltiness of the fish will be absorbed.
20:52Plus 5, because it's salty.
20:54Plus 5, because it's salty.
20:57Plus 5, because you know what you're doing.
21:04So, you'll know which ones are good
21:06and which ones are okay.
21:08If the eyes turn white,
21:10because the eyes are black,
21:12so of course, it'll be white.
21:14But this one is still black.
21:15It's already light.
21:17It's already light.
21:18But it's okay,
21:19because the container also has salt.
21:23After being soaked for 5 minutes,
21:25After being soaked for 5 minutes,
21:29put it in the coconut milk.
21:44Boil it for 5 minutes.
21:55Then, take it out and put it in the coconut milk.
22:08We worked hard on this.
22:10How many hours?
22:12How many minutes?
22:17The fish will be cooked in 15 minutes.
22:26While we're waiting,
22:27we have a challenge for you, Shuvie.
22:31Can you remove the fish smell?
22:34The first step is to cut the fish in the middle.
22:39This is the main bone.
22:41It's pitiful.
22:42Pull it.
22:46Here.
22:47Put it inside a little bit.
22:49Turn it a little bit and pull.
22:52There.
22:53There it is.
22:55It's beautiful.
22:59It's so fast.
23:00Are you going to finish it?
23:03I can only do one.
23:05Can I just use my hands?
23:07No.
23:09Shuvie, can you do it?
23:11I feel sorry for the fish.
23:16I finished one already.
23:19How much is it?
23:20I'll pay for it.
23:22It's like the fish smell is all over me.
23:26Why is it like that?
23:28Can I just use my hands?
23:30No.
23:31It's pitiful.
23:33It's like I'm torturing the fish.
23:37It's double dead.
23:39This is a lot of work.
23:40It's pitiful.
23:41The fish smell.
23:42I'm so tired.
23:48That's okay, Shuvie.
23:49Looks like your Tinapang Kapak is a success.
23:54Pasta that's more delicious than Tinapak?
23:59That's a specialty in Balangabataan.
24:03We have with us today,
24:04Nanay
24:05Luisa Buse.
24:06Luisa Buse.
24:07Buse.
24:08Buse po?
24:09Buse.
24:10Buse.
24:11Buse.
24:12Sorry.
24:13I didn't mean to do that, Nanay.
24:20First, we'll make the sauce.
24:23We'll put basil leaves,
24:25cassoy,
24:26garlic,
24:27fish paste,
24:29and olive oil in a blender.
24:33We'll also add parmesan cheese.
24:35Why do we need to blend the basil?
24:37To bring out the flavor.
24:41Once we get the right consistency of the basil sauce,
24:44we'll set it aside.
24:50Next, we'll fry the ground tinapa
24:53until it's crispy.
25:00Once the tinapa is crispy,
25:01we can assemble the pasta.
25:07We'll put the basil sauce in the angel hair pasta.
25:20Then, we'll add the crispy tinapa and parmesan cheese as toppings.
25:32The taste of the pasta with tinapa
25:34will be served by Shuvie.
25:37There.
25:38Let's get a small one.
25:40Let's taste it.
25:41I'm so excited.
25:42Sorry, I'm really excited.
25:49Wow!
25:50It's so flavorful, guys.
25:51It's a bit dry,
25:52but the taste is not dry.
25:54It's so flavorful.
25:56It's very rich.
25:57I can taste the shrimp paste.
26:05It's so good.
26:08I keep forgetting my problems.
26:12If the science of conversation is rich,
26:14youth won't be left behind.
26:16Because of the blessings of the ocean,
26:20not only does it produce delicious food,
26:24but it also gives life to the residents.
26:28Until our next story,
26:30and together,
26:32good night.
26:33I'm Cara David.
26:36It's so good.
26:38This is the most delicious.
26:46It's so good.

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