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In the Philippines, one of the favorite snacks is "okoy", this is made of fried shredded squash with shrimp on top, that can be dipped in spicy vinegar and can be served with congee "lugaw or goto" or even with rice. What if there's no available shrimp and the only vegetable available in your refrigerator is squash? Well, as mother of two growing up kids, I want to provide them with healthy snacks aside from french fries and hamburger. I tried to combine fish and vegetable and used the available ingredients in my pantry. I successfully made a delicious snack not far from a traditionally Filipino dish which they really missed a lot. I am recommending this to you and make this dish your family's favorite too.
In the Philippines, one of the favorite snacks is "okoy", this is made of fried shredded squash with shrimp on top, that can be dipped in spicy vinegar and can be served with congee "lugaw or goto" or even with rice. What if there's no available shrimp and the only vegetable available in your refrigerator is squash? Well, as mother of two growing up kids, I want to provide them with healthy snacks aside from french fries and hamburger. I tried to combine fish and vegetable and used the available ingredients in my pantry. I successfully made a delicious snack not far from a traditionally Filipino dish which they really missed a lot. I am recommending this to you and make this dish your family's favorite too.
Ingredients:
- 1 can tuna in oil
- 450 grams shredded/ grated squash
- oil (1 cup for frying)
- 1 medium-sized onion, finely chopped
- 3 tbsp cornstarch
- 1 tsp salt cup water
- 1/2 tsp black pepper
- 2 large eggs (beaten)
- 1/2 cup panko (Japanese) bread crumbs
Procedure:
- Pat dry the shredded squash with paper towel to drain the excess water and put in a mixing bowl.
- Drain the oil from the tuna and combine it with the squash the add the chopped onion.
- Mix the cornstarch, salt. pepper in a small bowl then add the beaten eggs.
- Combine all the ingredients then add the panko bread crumb.Mix them thoroughly.
- Heat the oil in the pan. Make medium -sized patties and fry them until golden brown.
- Serve hot with steamed rice,congee, or toasted bread if desired.
- Option: For dipping sauce,you can use soy sauce or vinegar with chopped onion and black pepper .
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