The recipe looks intimidating because of the long list of ingredients and the several steps on how to cook it. Believe me, it is not that difficult. This dish is well balanced, you do not need to cook anything else. This is a complete meal, a meal all by itself. And, yum, this is!
Adobo is the most popular dish among Filipinos, whether they live in the Philippines or outside the country. It is very easy to cook and very versatile. The traditional adobo uses native chicken, or what is populary known in the United States as "free range" chicken. This version uses boneless chicken breast and tarragon vinegar, instead of the traditional palm vinegar. The soy sauce is also the low sodium version.
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Welcome to My Food Gallery. This site features some of my favorite dishes that I like to prepare and cook at home and at big gatherings. I like Italian, Indian, Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Thai and most of all, Filipino cuisine. Most of the recipes are quick and easy.
Some recipes might call for a pressure cooker to speed up the cooking process. I also have recipes that are low fat, low salt or vegetarian. However, being of Filipino heritage, I also have the dishes that are rich and full of taste.