Delimondo is a local brand but it is one of the more expensive canned corned beef brands I have ever tried. Great raves about this product convinced me to give it a try.
And I am glad I did.
It is easy to prepare. Just open the can, Mince some onions. Saute.. and voila!
You get a 'saucy', not oily, corned beef dish every time. I didn't have to add anymore salt nor other spices because it was seasoned perfectly already.
Some may argue that it tastes just like any other corned beef. But I think, more than the taste, it is the quality of the beef that makes it a cut above the rest. Walang anggo, as they call it. Walang beefy lansa. Bit of a warning, though. The can is good for two not-very-hungry bellies only.
It must be good, I've heard Chef Ed Quimson formulated this one.
ReplyDeleteyes, wyatt. is is! and thanks for the info about Chef Ed. sha pala ang may kasalanan. ;)
ReplyDeletehmmm, i should buy that. i see it in landmark but havent tried one yet. we'd always hoard purefoods in blue can <3
ReplyDeleteoh! i hope you like it too, pinkcookies. medyo much more mahal than purefoods pero less salty, and less maanggo. walang beefy lansa. and i like the quality of the shreds ng meat.
ReplyDeleteWow, ganda ng photos mo. Anyhoo, thanks for finally blogging about this. It looks great, though I prefer dry corned beef
ReplyDeletethanks, kitten. ako din actually. i prefer the dry stringy corned beef. isaute ko sana ito until mag dry pero parang mahirap. baka madurog. but it is good talga, pramis. worth trying naman.
ReplyDeletei am still looking for a dry corned beef brand. anong gamit mo?
I'll check if our Pinoy grocery outlets here carry this brand of corned beef. Bakit masabaw? Did you add any liquid during the preparation?
ReplyDeletebertN, i hope you can try this. gawang Enrile daw, kaya mahal and masarap. hahaha... actually a 'creation' of the daughter yata. basta company ng mga enrile. anyway, it is really masabaw. broth naman not oil, unlike some local brands. probably extend sauteeing time para magdry up some of the liquid. :)
ReplyDeletei see, oo nga eh mukha nga. When I see one I will try that out (I am more convinced), haha. Ako? Naku, local lang ako. Among all the local brands, I like purefoods better.
ReplyDeletekitten, ako din naman. purefoods forever ako. i just had to try this kasi daming raves. cant sustain this. sobrang pricey. hahaha...
ReplyDeletekagagaling ko lang sa grocery. back to purefoods ako. hehehe...and ill make crispy corned beef one day. yung tostado and dry. :)
sarap yan with garlic fried rice.
ReplyDeletemukha ngang ternong terno with garlic rice! :)
DeleteMukhang masarap! How much is a can and where can I get them?
ReplyDeleteJ, i bought this sa grocery ng Market Market, sa Metro. it sells for 117php, i think. if i recall it right ha. basta over a hundred sha. saw this also sa isang Robinsons grocery pero way way cheaper sha sa Market Market talaga. (that's my favorite grocery, by the way)
Delete150 siya sa mga robinsons... pero pinakamura sa market market.. 117 yun ranch style and the garlic and chilli is 123 php. meat is from spain. gawang pinoy and less taba
Deletesa robinsons its 150php.. sa market maket 117php
DeleteDolph, youre right, cheapest sha sa Market Market. And now that you mentioned it, na miss ko to. Makabili nga ulit. Thanks!
DeleteOh wow! I love Delimondo Corned Beef! :) it's better than the local brands talaga... The shreds are long and tender, the taste is rich. I read/heard before that you have to cook the corned beef in its own juices for a long time to dry it out - just like how the old American corned beefs are prepared. I've tried it first at Petra & Pilar, the restaurant that sells the corned beef in Pasong Tamo, Makati. You can buy a can and ask the resto to prepare it for you. A bit pricey, as you are going to pay for the can and cooking costs, pero totally worth it :D
ReplyDeletemmsp, i agree. it is really a cut above the rest. specially the quality of the meat. i wish i had the patience that night to dry out the broth/juices, kaya lang i was so excited to try it na eh. next time, ill try it dry. ;)
DeleteOooh. Expensive nga ito, that's why I haven't tried it, since I am quite happy with a certain popular local brand. Hehe. But I guess, it must be the quality of the meat, right? Next time, will truly consider it. :)
ReplyDeleteshalum, mahal mashado for a regular treat no? ako, i just had to satisfy my curiosity kaya i bought. i have no plans of regularly having it sa pantry ko. oks na ako sa purefoods. i just had to try. hehehe...
Deleteparang it looks oily, Gits?
ReplyDeleteChe
Che, it is ma-broth... brothy, is there even such a word, hahaha! masabaw. not really oily. yung top layer lang, just like purefoods, may parang oil. pero the dish itself turns out masabaw. wet corned beef. longer sauteeing time siguro would help dry it up a bit. :)
DeleteThis brand is being served in Baguio Country Club. Yes it is not oily, it is very moist actually, because of the broth in it when it was corned.
ReplyDeleteAndrian
Good to know it is being served there for everyone to enjoy, Andrian! :)
DeleteIt's the best corned beef i've tasted
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late reply...
DeleteYes, it is the best, but the price is a bit restricting. Haha!