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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Laing?

    Laing is a popular Filipino dish from the Bicol region made from dried taro leaves cooked in coconut milk.

  • Is laing spicy?

    Laing is typically spicy due to the addition of chili peppers, but the spice can be adjusted to preference.

  • Can Laing be frozen?

    Yes, Laing can be frozen and reheated. The flavors can even become more developed when it's left to sit.

  • What is the use of ginger in Laing?

    Ginger is used in Laing to add a unique flavor and to help reduce the ‘itchy’ effect of the taro leaves.

  • Is there a substitute for Taro leaves in Laing?

    Spinach can be used as a substitute for taro leaves in Laing, but it will result in a slightly different flavor.

  • How many calories does a serving of Laing have?

    A serving of cooked Laing has approximately 180-200 calories.

  • Do I need to stir Laing while it cooks?

    No, in fact, it is recommended not to stir Laing much during cooking to avoid curdling the coconut milk.

  • Can I use fresh Taro leaves for Laing?

    Yes, you can use fresh taro leaves for Laing, but they must be properly processed to remove the itchiness.

  • What are the main ingredients of Laing?

    The main ingredients of laing are dried taro leaves, coconut milk, chili peppers, and shrimp or pork.

  • Is Laing a vegan dish?

    Traditional Laing is not vegan because it contains shrimp or pork. However, it can be modified to be vegan-friendly.

  • How do you reheat Laing?

    Laing can be reheated stove-top over low heat until warmed through, or in a microwave.

  • Is Laing healthy?

    Yes, Laing is typically considered healthy as it is rich in vitamins A and C from the taro leaves, and is also high in dietary fiber.

  • Why does my Laing tastes bitter?

    This could be because the taro leaves are not properly processed or the coconut milk was stirred too much and it curdled.

  • How do I remove the itchiness from Taro leaves?

    Ensure to sun-dry or roast the taro leaves properly before using them in cooking.

  • How long can Laing last in the fridge?

    Laing can last in the fridge for up to 4-5 days.

  • Where can I buy Laing?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.