Good thing, though, that we have MM Fine Foods' corned beef here in Singapore.
MM Fine Foods' corned beef |
I don't have a lot of info on this company since my searches on the web have been sort of futile, but I do know that MM Fine Foods is a company that sells various meat
by-products. What makes their corned
beef a little different is it’s sweet, beefy taste.
Cooked |
And unlike preparing the usual corned beef (where I have to
add garlic, onions, and tomatoes, then further season to suit my taste), MM
Fine Foods’ just requires adding (a lot) of onions (well, it’s a personal preference,
though)
I love sautéing
the onions till they're caramelized then dumping a whole pouch-worth of this corned beef brand on
the pan. Stir, let cook a little and
viola! Sweet, succulent corned beefy
goodness in every forkful. Tastes great
with pippin’ hot rice and fried egg (prepared sunny side up, if you please). Yum!
A pouch sells for around S$4.50 (Php148.50). Unfortunately, this brand isn’t readily available
in major supermarkets here; usually just located in small neighborhood grocery
stores.
*S$1 = Php33
I also love my corned beef with lots of onions! ;)
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It seems this MM FFoods corned beef made you a fan of corned beef too :)
ReplyDeleteBTW this made me super hungry! :)
i sometimes add potato strips to absorb some of the saltiness and oiliness of the corned beef, although we now rarely have them for meals.
ReplyDeletehave you tried it on bread with mayo? yummy, ha ha ha
Hmmm...interesting idea. Will try it out soon. =)
DeleteCorned beef has always been my quickie comfort food. After sauteing the onions, I cook the corned beef to a crisp. And then I'm good to go.
ReplyDeleteNapilitan dahil kay mister. :-P
ReplyDeleteAko naman dito sa Thailand hirap maghanap ng corned beef kaya nagdala paako galing Pinas.
Ang style ko naman ay ginigisa ko yung corned beef then bubuhusan ko ng itlog. Sarap!