Adobo del Diablo: A Bicol-inspired Dish to Fire Up Your Gloomy Evening
Bicol
Rafael Reynante
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Filipinos love adobo. So much, actually, that every single region in the Philippines has a distinct recipe, completely unique from the rest of the country. It makes sense, since different geographies have different produce. Imagine the basic adobo: meat, soy sauce, vinegar as the blank canvas, and depending on where you are in the Philippines, the vegetables and local produce are your paintbrushes.
Pinoy's All-Time Favorite: Chicken Adobo
So can you imagine how Bicolanos "paint" their adobo? Let Choose Philippines help you:
Ingredients:500g meat (or meat combination) of your choice1/4 cup vinegar1/2 cup soy sauce3 cloves garlic, minced1/2 onion, minced2 siling labuyo, minced, seeds removed (retain the seeds if you want it extra spicy)cooking oil
Procedure:
- Marinade the meat in the soy sauce for at least 20 minutes.
- After marinating, heat oil in a pan and brown your meat on all sides to lock in its moisture and flavor. Do not discard the marinade.
- Remove the meat from the pan and set aside.
- Using the same pan, saute the garlic, onion, and sili on medium heat until soft.
- Once cooked, add the meat, soy sauce marinade and vinegar and simmer gently until the meat has been cooked all the way through.
- Serve hot with freshly cooked rice. Enjoy!
Yummy! From Overseas Pinoy Cooking