Kadayawan’s crab delights at Rekado

Sisters and business partners Tisha & Chef Pauline with the new crab recipes © Jojie Alcantara
Sisters and business partners Tisha & Chef Pauline with the new crab recipes © Jojie Alcantara

 

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During a wonderful season of bountiful harvest from land to sea in Davao’s month of Kadayawan festivities, the freshest fruits and seafood abound so generously.

 

Media friends enjoy the crab specialties
Media friends enjoy the crab specialties — notice how we wore either black or blue?

 

Rekado Filipino Comfort Food offers a delectable preparation of crab delights on the menu in time for the city celebration.

The crabs are cooked in three mouthwatering recipes: the Crabs in Oriental Sauce, Salt and Pepper Crabs and Crab Tininghi.

 

Rekado launches three crab dishes in Kadayawan : the Crabs in Oriental Sauce, Salt and Pepper Crabs and Crab Tininghi.
Rekado launches three crab dishes in Kadayawan : the Crabs in Oriental Sauce, Salt and Pepper Crabs and Crab Tininghi.

 

The Crabs in Oriental Sauce is mildly spicy, balanced with a hint of sweetness and the flavored harmony soaked well on deep fried crabs.

 

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The Salt and Pepper Crabs is both fragrant and savory, cooked by tossing fresh crabs in white wine infused with chilis, onions and other flavorful aromatics.

 

One of Rekado’s bestsellers is the Shrimp Tininghi, and Chef Pauline Benedicto-Malilin leveled up the original dish by preparing the Crab Tininghi with a savory paste simmered in coconut milk and sweetened by coconut milk.

 

"We only use good quality tuna for our Tuna Panga dish," says Chef Pauline © Jojie Alcantara
“We only use good quality tuna for our Tuna Panga dish,” says Chef Pauline © Jojie Alcantara

 

“The Kadayawan month is the perfect time to introduce and highlight these crab dishes,” says Chef Pauline. “I’ve had these recipes for so long now and waited for the right moment to launch it and put it alongside the well-loved seafood dishes on the Rekado menu.”

 

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This was an unplanned blue themed outfit — or maybe they were trying to be the ocean to the crabs

 

In a luncheon hosted for friends in Davao media, the chef added two of Rekado’s well-loved dishes to go along with the theme —the Gising-gising, winged beans (sigarilyas) slow cooked in coconut milk and topped with crispy dilis; and the Tuna Panga, fresh tuna of good quality finely seasoned with salt and pepper and basted with sauce of lemon, butter with garlic and grilled over charcoal, topped with roasted garlic and served with Ensaladang Talong, Burong Mangga and soy sauce dipping.

 

Tuna Panga accompaniment, the Ensaladang Talong and Burong Mangga © Jojie Alcantara
Tuna Panga accompaniment, the Ensaladang Talong and Burong Mangga © Jojie Alcantara

 

The Benedicto sisters with their mom Lena © Jojie Alcantara
The Benedicto sisters with their mom Lena © Jojie Alcantara

 

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SunStar Editor Stella Estremera does a selfie with all the photo bombers

 

Chef Pauline explaining how the crabs were prepared © Jojie Alcantara
Chef Pauline explaining how the crabs were prepared © Jojie Alcantara

 

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Again, in a sea of black and blue

 

“We’re giving the foodies, especially the seafood lovers, three more good reasons to experience Rekado cuisine. It’s comfort food, but with a twist,” said Tisha Benedicto-Sebastian, the chef’s sister and business partner.

 

Rekado Filipino Comfort Food Restaurant © Jojie Alcantara
Rekado Filipino Comfort Food Restaurant © Jojie Alcantara

 

Rekado Filipino Comfort Food is along Jacinto Extension. For inquiries and reservations, call (082) 224-3031. Find them on Facebook: Rekado Davao, and on Instagram: @RekadoDavao.

Special thanks to good friend Jinggoy Salvador for the invitation.

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