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Pork Humba

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Pork Humba


Is it adobo?  Is it pata tim? No, it’s pork humba. It is a pork dish popular in the Philippines. It resembles the appearance of pork adobo, but replicates the sweet taste of pata tim.

The best meat to use is pork shoulder or pork ham, but any pork cut can be used, depending on how lean or fatty you want your humba to be.


Pork Humba (Photo by Rene Astudillo)

Pork Humba (Photo by Rene Astudillo)


Ingredients

1 lb. pork shoulder or pork ham, cut into 1 to 2-inch squares

3 cups water

1 cup soy sauce

1/2 cup Muscovado or brown sugar

1/2 cup dried banana blossoms

1 tbsp whole black peppercorn

Salt to taste

Several bok choy leaves (optional)

Directions

Boil the pork pieces in 3 cups water before reducing heat to a simmer.  Cook for about an hour or until the desired tenderness of the meat is achieved. Add soy sauce, sugar, banana blossoms, peppercorn and salt to taste.  When the meat is cooked, turn off heat and add bok choy leaves.  Let stand for a few minutes before serving warm.

First published in https://mybaykitchen.wordpress.com/2018/05/30/pork-humba/


Rene Astudillo




Rene Astudillo
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