Saute the garlic and onion the add the marinated pork chop and saute until the pinkish color is gone then simmer for few minutes allowing the meat to soak the color of the soy sauce
salt and pepper to taste. Larded in Spanish cooking means oil from pork’s fat or pork fat per se or the other one is marinated with something, so there is a procedure in cooking mechado which makes it different from menudo, afritada and caldereta because these dishes are almost the same with each other
How can I differentiate afritada from menudo, mechado and caldereta. Caldereta has pineapple, afritada does not have pineapple, but all of these related dishes uses tomato sauce as its soup base
salt and pepper to taste. Add salt and pepper to taste then stir until done. salt and pepper to taste. This is a perfect side dish for your meat or fish
The number of pieces ( if how many sticks) depends on how long or big you want your barbecue, I'm just sharing the result of what I did, to give an idea to those who are planning to start a small business, this one is a good one to start with
salt and pepper to taste. Cooked with the marinade over low heat and just allow to simmer until almost dry, then put a little oil and continue to cook until brownish or you attain your desired doneness and texture
salt and pepper to taste. In a pan or wok put the meat and the marinating sauce then cook over medium heat, continue to simmer until the sauce dries out
A combination of my two favorite dishes( binagoongan and hamonado), I tried experimenting it and it came out fine, that is why I want to share it with you
Remove the baked rinds from the oven and set aside to cool. Deep-fry the baked rinds over high heat until they puff up, then remove from the oil with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels
Hang the pork belly to dry then cut to your desired size. Ilocanos loved to put this in their pakbet or eat it with vinegar and garlic as a dipping sauce
water ( enough tomake the meat tender). In a pot put the garlic, onion, pork belly, salt, pepper and water then bring to a boil, simmer until the meat is tender
For the less adventurous tongue, pork belly will do. The term sisig means 'to snack on something sour. Optional ingredients include raw egg, ox brains, pork cracklings, liver and mayonnaise
In a pot, put the pork chop, onion and tomatoes then allow to simmer for few minutes. salt to taste. Add the water and bring to a boil, then simmer until the meat is tender
salt and pepper to taste. Add the softdrink and the mushrooms then simmer until the meat is tender and the softdrink is like a thicken sauce, add salt and pepper to taste and simmer for a minute then turn off the heat
This dish is somewhat similar to other Filipino dishes such as the Kaldereta, Estofado, and as well as the Afritada because of the base ingredient used which is tomato sauce
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