| |

My Pork Adobo that Uncle Roger reviewed



Today we’re making a Filipino dish called adobo. If you haven’t tried it before, you need to add it to your list. It has so much flavour and the pork comes out extremely tender and juicy. Recipe below.

Donate to my MOVEMBER campaign:

FOLLOW ME:
Instagram:
TikTok:
Facebook:
Snapchat: @andy.cooks
Website with all my recipes: It’s coming!

Pork Adobo Recipe
Ingredients
– 1.2kg pork belly
– 5 tbsp coconut vinegar
– 2 tsp sugar
– 4 tbsp dark soy
– 4 tbsp light soy
– 8 cloves garlic, diced
– 4 bay leaves
– 400ml water
– Spring onion for garnish

Method
1. Dice your pork belly into roughly 3cm cubes.
2. Marinate your diced pork belly with the white vinegar, sugar, dark soy, light soy, garlic and bay leaves for 1-6 hours.
3. Drain the pork belly from the marinade. In a large heavy-based pot, brown off the pork belly so you have good colour on all sides.
4. Once your pork belly is nicely browned, add the marinade to the pot with the water. Bring this to a simmer, turn low and cook for 1.5 hours or until the pork is super tender.
5. For the last 30 minutes, take the lid off the pot so the sauce reduces and becomes nice and sticky.
6. Serve your pork adobo with rice and some optional spring onion as garnish.

source

Similar Posts

27 Comments

  1. Some of us sauté garlic and onions to bring out the taste of it then put the pork, soy sauce, vinegar, pepper or with bay leaf. We dont stir it not until it boil just to avoid vinegar from getting bitter. Some like it bit dry some like it saucy.

  2. Chef theres a classic recipe for adobo, we call it "adobo sa puti" meaning white adobo.. same procedure just replace the soysauce with salt. – this is how early filipino cook adobo, another twist is using fish sauce instead of soysauce and adding onions.

  3. Look's delicious! Try cooking the version with coconut milk,unripe papaya and bell peppers. It's delicious too. Adobo's secret is the amount of vinegar and garlic you put in it. You can also add sugar in it. Other's put potato or pineapple just to balance the saltiness with a little bit of sweetness.

Leave a Reply