This dish uses the sour and sweet flavors of unripe mangoes to create a flavorful broth mixed with the rich flavor of pork ribs and vegetable aromatics. 

Tips

Unripe mangoes contain more than half the contents of Vitamin C as compared to ripe mangoes. It is also a good source of Vitamin B1 and B2. 

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  • Cook Time
    75 min.
  • Prep Time
    15 min.
  • Easy 
  • Budget

Nutrition Facts

  1. Amount per Serving
Title Amount per Serving
Calories 123.7 kcal
Fat 10.38 g
Carbs 2.59 g
Protein 5.13 g

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  1. Be ready to be transported back to mom’s kitchen with this recipe. Let’s begin! Get your pot nice and hot and bring this to medium high heat. Pour some oil and sauté the ribs. Now, pour water, onion, tomatoes, and the mango into the pot and bring this to a boil before adding the Knorr Pork Cubes. Reduce the heat to a simmer and add the chilli.

  2. When the pork is fork tender, you may gently add the beans and cabbage and simmer until cooked.

  3. Now, who says we always need to stick with tamarind? When you finally get to taste our Simple Sinigang sa Mangga Recipe, this dish will surely become part of your monthly menu.

  • 2 tbsp cooking oil
  • ½ kg pork ribs, cut into large cubes
  • 4 cup water
  • 1 pc onion, quartered
  • 1 pc tomatoes, quartered
  • 1 pc unripe mango, sliced
  • 2 pc Knorr Pork Cubes
  • 1 pc green chili, cut a slit along
  • 1 bundle green beans, trimmed
  • ½ pc cabbage, cut into wedges

Nutrition Facts

  1. Amount per Serving
Title Amount per Serving
Calories 123.7 kcal
Fat 10.38 g
Carbs 2.59 g
Protein 5.13 g