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Pinakbet

Filipino Cuisine

Bitter melon, eggplant, okra, squash, and string beans simmered with fermented fish or shrimp paste and bits of pork.

Category

Stew

Main Ingredient

Vegetable

Cooking Method

Simmered

Spice Level

Mild

Region

Ilocos

Cuisine

Filipino

Fun Fact

The name comes from the Ilocano 'pinakebbet,' meaning shrunken or shriveled โ€” the vegetables are cooked until they wilt and collapse. Ilocano purists use bagoong isda (fermented fish), never shrimp paste.

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