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Monday, January 9, 2012

Beef Humba



My husband is a picky eater.As an american, he used to eat instant food from the box or in can. When I introduced him to Filipino way of cooking from scratch he was amazed and couldn't believe it. For us it is normal but for him or for the Americans it is a  big deal. To cook like a chef or as he was always saying "a gourmet chef" is something. His tongue is not familiar with our food so I tried so much to cook  it according to his taste but in a Filipino way. Humba is one  of  his favorite dish. I used beef instead of pork for this recipe.


Ingredients:
  • 1 kilo beef - cut into small pieces or slice.
  • 1/2 cup vinegar
  • 1 cup water
  • 3 tbsp soy sauce
  • 3 tbsp brown sugar
  • 3 cloves minced garlic
  • 1 sprig oregano
  • 2 bay leaf
  • 2 tbsp black beans or tausi ( adjust the salt if you used salted black beans)
  • 2 tbsp fat or cooking oil.
  • salt and pepper to taste.
  • 2 tbsp white wine(optional)
Mix all the ingredients except  black beans and cook until beef is tender. Add more water if needed. Lastly, add the tausi/black beans.Season to taste. Serve hot.


18 comments:

  1. huh? pwede pala ang beef sa humba? oi, looks yummy sis huh.. ^^

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  2. I also love food! ;) good thing you're putting in the recipe. More power po.

    foodiescape.tumblr.com ;)

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  3. drain excess oil if any, i don't want to raise my cholesterol levels.. leave the sauce and serve with hot rice-yummy!

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  4. Wow yummy! Need lots of steaming hot rice for this :) Visiting from FTF!

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  5. likewise, ganon din si hubby...frozen or d kaya take out...ehehhee!

    pede pala ang beef...interesting!

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  6. extra rice lang ang katapat nito. hahaha

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  7. Yummy! I usually cook pork humba; I haven't tried using beef, but I should try your recipe soon. Thanks for sharing! Here's my FTF entry: http://www.delightmyappetite.com/2012/01/food-trip-friday-nasi-lemak/

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  8. so easy to make, thanks for sharing that recipe. visiting from FTF!

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  9. pwede pala beef? we normall use pork :)

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  10. i haven't tasted beef humba, too.:p
    i like the sweetness of humba aat ang taba ng baboy na super tender.

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  11. Good thing he likes Filipino food. Wait, Beef Humba is like Adobo but has beef as main ingredient, right?

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  12. My non-Pinoy hubby loves humba too! We first had it in Dumaguete and he requested me to learn the recipe. Haha. Haven't tried the beef version as well.

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  13. matagal tagal na ko di nakapagluto ng humba.. it's about time for me to try again cooking this one. i'll try beef too.

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  14. This looks delicious! Your husband is so lucky at nakatagpo sya ng magaling magluto!

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  15. delish...and am drooling too, one of my fave foods too :-) visiting from Food Trip Friday, hope that you can return the visit too

    http://www.jessysadventure.com/2012/01/my-husbands-dinner-for-work.html

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  16. i missed eating filipino foods! yummy!

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  17. I have to try this. This is my mom's favorite handa. hehe I think it's time that I try also. :) bookmarked!

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  18. the first time I heard about beef humba. hmm. but pork humba is my fave. it serves as my stepdad's peace offering everytime mag-aaway kami. haha!

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