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Chef Romy Dorotan and culinary historian Amy Besa, owners of the acclaimed Purple Yam restaurants in Brooklyn and Malate, will be on a five-city North American tour starting Friday, September 22 in Seattle. The “Hidden Flavors of the Philippines” food tour is sponsored by the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs.
According to Besa, Beef Shortribs Adobo will be Dorotan’s signature dish, which he will serve in all the tour stops. Below is the standard recipe from the duo’s book, Memories of Philippine Kitchens (Abrams, 2006 & 2012).
For the tour, Dorotan plans to do some tweaking of the original, to experiment on new ingredients and
Beef Shortribs Adobo by Chef Romy Dorotan of Purple Yam
This thick, rich, dark brown, almost chocolaty sauce becomes even richer if you replace half the stock with coconut milk.
Beef Shortribs Adobo (Photo courtesy of Amy Besa)
Serves 4
Ingredients
Procedure
NOTE from Amy Besa: For the tour, we will skip the coconut milk. We are still going to experiment with this recipe using the vinegar and the MOV (mother of vinegar) we will be bringing in from the Philippines. [Substitute 2 cups Sukang Iloko or sugarcane vinegar of the sherry or apple cider vinegar.] We will also adjust the amounts of beef to small tasting portions for 50 people. We have also decided to remove the chicken stock. Just add more vinegar.
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