Pork Adobo
A Filipino classic of pork belly braised in soy sauce, cane vinegar, garlic and bay leaves until tender and rich.
Nutritionper serving
- approximately 1,203 kcal
- Protein: approximately 40.8 g, 14% of calories
- Fat: approximately 77.3 g, 58% of calories
- Carbs: approximately 84.1 g, 28% of calories
Not counted: Crispy garlic and Pork broth.
Ingredients15
- 1.2kg
- 18clove
- 1pc
- 500ml
- 190ml
- 100ml
- 3pc
- 4pc
- 1tbsp
- 30g
- 2tbsp
- 6pc
- 500g
Cookware
- Pot
Contains
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Steps7
Step 1. Brown the pork
Fry the pork until lightly browned on all sides, then remove and set aside.
Pork bellyOilStep 2. Sauté the garlic
In the same pot, sauté the until lightly golden and fragrant. Add and cook until softened.
Step 3. Add the braising liquid
Return the pork to the pot, pour in the . Add the , , green chilies, bay leaves, peppercorns, and .
Pork bellyChili pepperBay leafBlack pepperStep 4. Simmer covered on medium
Cover and let simmer on medium heat for 5-10 mins, don't mix to allow vinegar to cook.
Step 5. Simmer on low
Turn to low heat for 1–2 hours, until the pork is tender and the sauce has reduced. You want it to be almost swimming in its own fat like a confit.
Pork bellyStep 6. Add the eggs
Optional: If serving with , add the soft boiled eggs 2-3 mins before serving to retain jammyness.
Step 7. Serve over rice
Serve over hot , topped with and , and a hard-boiled on the side.
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