Ginataan is a Filipino cooking technique where ingredients such as
vegetables, seafood, or fruits are
simmered in
coconut milk. It can be sweet or savory depending on the ingredients — the term ginataan by itself refers to a warm dessert soup traditionally served in the Philippines as merienda, mid-afternoon snacks that help make the long wait between lunch and dinner more tolerable.
Eggplants and green beans make up the
gulay or vegetable portion of this recipe. It can also include squas (...)
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Tags: Coconut, Ginataang, Gulay, Milk, Simmered, Vegetables