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sunshiny_f 70F
607 posts
3/27/2014 7:48 am

Last Read:
4/21/2014 7:09 am

Bantutay and frog soup


Some may say YUkkkk or ewwww with this postfrog recipe..

In some regions in the Philippines , or maybe in Asia, frogs are a delicacy.. an exotic one. Frogs used are the frogs found in the ricefields. They usually have long legs and can jump very high.{not the bull frogs} kokak kokak

We own a resto when I was young and one favorite dish my mom served during those times was the BANTUTAY.

How is BANTUTAY made?

First, catch the frogs.. kokak kokak..Usually caught in the evening with the use of a net because they jump high. Who will catch them? usually farmers, or an ordinary man looking for a source of livelihood in the barrio, or having fun catching frogs!) but very seldom I think because they are busy in the net games.}

First thing is undress the frog with the use of ashes so it wo;t be slippery. Head is cut and internal organs are removed.

Do the same with the other frogs. Get the biggest frogs and set aside.

Chop the small frogs into small pieces.. smaller... smaller. finer.. finer...

Add chopped carrots, garlic, onions and lots of ground pepper. You can add egg if you wish. Mix and mix and mix..Add salt to taste.

Get the big frogs with big tummy and stuff it with the mixture till its tummy is full.

Prepare your frying pan, add oil.. heat.. heat. heating up!! then let the frog swim into the oil till it is brown.

Serve with catsup and with steaming rice!! Hmmm it's yummy!

I miss it! I miss my mom too! I love you Inang!!

And one time when got sick, I was so weak, my mom cooked frog soup for me..

undressed frogs, ginger, onions, and chili leaves.. and that's it!

Love it too! I recovered at once!

Enjoy your yuccky day

sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
4/1/2014 5:11 am

    Quoting brownstar1:
    In Bulacan,BATUTA ang tawag namin sa ganyang luto. Tama ka Ms. Susan, masarap talaga parang chicken or mas masarap pa sa chicken. Yung frog soup naman, masarap din pag sinampalukan na usbong ng sampalok ang gagamitin. Masarap din kahit prito lang na hindi bantutay, or pwede din adobo.
hi Brownstar! thx for the visit! tama masarap din adobo n prito yan. ?Gusto ko nga sa palaka ung legs namabibilog!!
happy hugss!

susan


brownstar1 60F
54 posts
3/31/2014 5:59 am

In Bulacan,BATUTA ang tawag namin sa ganyang luto. Tama ka Ms. Susan, masarap talaga parang chicken or mas masarap pa sa chicken. Yung frog soup naman, masarap din pag sinampalukan na usbong ng sampalok ang gagamitin. Masarap din kahit prito lang na hindi bantutay, or pwede din adobo.


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/31/2014 5:00 am

    Quoting jorg_ge2:
    Just like chicken,after peeling off all the feathers,it is called "Dressed Chicken"?
or maybe "bold chicken"


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/29/2014 9:25 am

    Quoting  :

..float.. and swim.. and jump!!!


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/28/2014 9:34 pm

    Quoting  :

Zoe, it tastes like chicken.. mas yummy s chicken...ha ha ha


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/28/2014 6:31 am

    Quoting jorg_ge2:
    When I was a child I made dakma the frogs also but when I grew up I dont make dakma anymore.
iba na kasi dakma mo! ha ha ha..

TGIF

susan


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/28/2014 6:30 am

    Quoting  :

it is more yuckyyy! ha ha ha


sunshiny_f 70F
1221 posts
3/28/2014 6:29 am

    Quoting jorg_ge2:
    Every time I had the chance visiting clients at Clark and Subic , I make sure I eat my lunch at Conching's Resto along the boundaries of Guagua and Florida Olongapo road.
    They sell exotic foods like stuffed frogs they call Batute?or Batutay?think that's how they call it.any cabalens?im waiting for correction.really yummy for a price of P50/each and I can consume 5 stuffed batutay.
hI JORGE, batute, batutay queng capampangan. In Tagalog, bantutay. It is really yummy! Maybe one time you treat me with bantutay!! h HA HA..

Susan