Ensaladang Filipino

Ensaladang Filipino is a type of side dish salad usually served on family gathering or outings usually served with grilled meats, grilled seafood and rice

Ensaladang Filipino

Ensaladang Filipino is a type of side dish salad usually served on family gathering or outings usually served with grilled meats, grilled seafood and rice. I grew up with this dish and I always remember when we go out for an outing whether its friends or family this is always served, usually prepared on premise we usually bring along fresh ingredients like tomatoes, mangoes and eggplants. When lunch time is nearly ready moms, grandmas, aunties or even those male members of the family who loves to cook start chopping the ingredients and grilling the eggplants on the same charcoal grill the meats are cooked. Once fully prepared kids are then called so all stay in an open cottage to partake in a feast under the searing hot summer sun.

I guess like me many Filipinos associate this salad with memories of family or barkada events, it’s one of the dishes that brings back precious memories of childhood.

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Ensaladang Filipino

  • Author: Raymund
  • Prep Time: 15 mins
  • Total Time: 15 mins
  • Category: Side Dish
  • Cuisine: Filipino

Description

Ensaladang Filipino is a type of side dish salad usually served on family gathering or outings usually served with grilled meats, grilled seafood and rice


Ingredients

  • Char-grilled Eggplants, chopped
  • Semi-Ripe Mangoes, diced
  • Salted duck eggs, chopped
  • Tomatoes, diced
  • Bagoong

Instructions

  1. Place all chopped ingredients in a plate, separately from each other than serve it with bagoong.
  2. Enjoy as a side dish with grilled meats and seafood.

 

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3 Responses

  1. Juliana says:

    This is totally new to me…interesting combination of ingredients…but as always I love trying new things…thanks for the post Raymund.
    Have a wonderful week 🙂

  2. suituapui says:

    That looks good, a variation of our rojak…or ulam.

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