Spanish-style Bangus (Gourmet Bangus Sardine-style)

This Spanish-Style bangusis cooked using pressure cooker, while immersed in a lovely amount of olive oil together with some carrots and green olives, seasoned with peppercorns, pickles, bay leaves, oyster sauce and a few chilies for some kick. This Bungus sardines can be stored in jars for up to a month! This simple recipe will guide you step by step to make your favourite Spanish-Style bangus. This recipe is very simple and delicious. Best when you would like some ready to eat ulam at your home. Best paired with a lot of hot steaming rice. Yum! #spanishstyle #bangus #filipinorecipe #milkfish #milkfishrecipe For written printable recipe, visit: https://yummykitchentv.com/spanish-st... INGREDIENTS: 1 ½ kilo milkfish 3 cups olive oil (or corn/coconut oil) 2 medium carrots ½ cup green olives ¼ cup pickles ⅓ cup dried bay leaves 1 1/2 tablespoons salt 2 bulbs garlic ½ cup water 2 tablespoons oyster sauce (optional) 6 to 8 pieces red chilies FOR BRINING 1 ½ liters of water 1/2 cup salt DIRECTIONS Prepare and wash the bangus. Remove the scales, fins, and innards. Cut them into serving portions. In a large bowl, pour the water and then add ½ cup of salt and then the bangus slices. Let them soak in the brine for 30 minutes. Peel the carrots and slice them. You can carve them however you like. Prepare the pressure cooker. Add a layer of the sliced carrots at the bottom and then add the bay leaves, garlic and whole peppercorns. Add a layer of the bangus. Create a new layer of the seasonings before adding another layer of bangus. Add the green olives, pickles, and red chilies. You may also add some oyster sauce (optional step). Add 1 ½ tablespoons of salt. Pour the olive oil until everything is covered in oil. Lastly, add half a cup of water. Cover the pressure cooker and let them cook. Once it starts to whistle, lower the heat setting. Allow it to cook for an hour using low heat. After an hour, remove the pressure first before removing the cover. Transfer the spanish style bangus into jars, and some to a plate with a lot of hot steaming rice. Yum!