Got Coconut Milk? Make Ginataang Gulay, a Cozy Filipino Vegetable Stew
There’s nothing like a warm comfort meal to enjoy in this cold weather. Ginataang gulay is a traditional Filipino dish cooked with coconut milk. It’s a type of vegetable stew containing sweet potato, Japanese eggplant, and other delicious veggies. “Gulay” means “vegetable,” and “ginataang” means “cooked with coconut milk.” Below, you can find the recipe and some tips on how to make the dish taste amazing.
Useful Tips and Tricks
Coconut milk can be frozen for up to three months. You can even pour it into ice cube trays and defrost when you need to use it. As for the vegetables, you can substitute the ones from the recipe with your favorite seasonal ones. For example, if you prefer a slightly sweeter potato, you can use regular sweet potatoes instead of Japanese ones.

You can add shrimp or chicken if you want to give the dish some protein. Don't forget that you can store the vegetable stew in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to three days. Now, let's get started!