Filipino Dinuguan Laman Loob Recipe Video

Dinuguan or Blood Stew is a dish wherein pig or cow’s blood is cooked with meat and other ingredients. This is considered as an authentic Filipino food and is best eaten with steamed rice buns called “puto”.

Summary

Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexJust Enjoy
CuisineTaste
Main IngredientInterest Group

Ingredients

 Pork blood/Null10 Ounce (Null)
 Pigs heart/Null1 Pound (Null)
 Pigs liver/Null1⁄4 Pound (Null)
 Pigs small intestines/Null1 Pound, cleaned, boiled, until tender and sliced (Null)
 White vinegar/Null1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Null)
 Cooking wine/Null2 Teaspoon (Null)
 Powdered tamarind soup base mix/Null1 Tablespoon (Sinigang Sa Sampaloc Mix)
 Fish sauce/Null1 Tablespoon (Null)
 Garlic/Null4 Clove (20 gm), minced (Null)
 Onion/Null1 Medium, diced (Null)
 Water/Null1 Cup (16 tbs) (Null)
 Green chili/Null5 (Null)
 Cooking oil/Null3 Tablespoon (Null)
 Water/Null1 Cup (16 tbs) (Null)

Nutrition Facts

Serving size: Complete recipe

Calories 1728 Calories from Fat 1056

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 117 g180.4%

Saturated Fat 25.2 g126.2%

Trans Fat 0 g

Cholesterol 846.8 mg282.3%

Sodium 5900.6 mg245.9%

Total Carbohydrates 75 g25%

Dietary Fiber 21.7 g87%

Sugars 25.9 g

Protein 101 g201.1%

Vitamin A 81.7% Vitamin C 260.7%

Calcium 16.6% Iron 124.7%

*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

Directions

1. Heat a large cooking pot and pour-in oil.

2. Sauté garlic and onion.

3. Add pig’s heart, liver, and small intestine then cook for 5 minutes.

4. Add cooking wine, fish sauce, ground black pepper, and water. Simmer for 30 to 35 minutes.

5. Add the powdered tamarind soup base mix, long green chili, and vinegar. Allow to re-boil.

6. Stir continuously while pouring-in pork blood. Cook for 15 minutes more under low to medium heat while stirring once in a while.

7. Turn-off heat and transfer to a serving bowl.

8. Serve hot with buttered puto. Share and enjoy!

Editors Review

This video is in Filipino.
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