A Filipino chicken stew that is salty, sour, savory, and a little sweet.The chicken pieces are marinated in soy sauce and spices, pan-fried, and stewed until tender and is best served with steamed white rice. It is considered the national dish of the Philippines.

This traditional Filipino dish is cooked with the fusion of 2 different cuisines. The smoky and nutty flavor of the achiote oil is a favorite among the Ilonggos from the central part of the archipelago and the sweet and spicy condiment called palapa is treasured by the Maranaw from the southern part of the Philippines. This is an exciting savory dish that you would really enjoy plus it would tour you tastebuds around the Philippines!

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Savory and darkly colored from the reduction of soy sauce. I've added a few non traditional ingredients like xiaoxing, red pepper, onions, and some gelatin to give the reduction body, but I assure you the additions are worth it. I like to use whole peppercorns and smash them, but if you just have ground black pepper use about 1 tsp instead of 1 Tbsp of whole.

Another family time favorite. Back in the day for our large family, we use to make it with 3 whole chickens. Now we are just using the thighs because they are everyone's favorite. #heirloom

Classic Chicken Adobo love the aroma of the spices and the ginger, with the garlic I like to crush and then sauté until the garlic becomes fragrant and your taste buds are tingling and says eat me and the sauce when it is paired by hot rice ah Adobo

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Simple, easy, & aromatic.Perfect for family dinner.

Delicious Filipino style chicken I always had growing up. This is my first recipe I've added on here. So please let me know if anything is wrong. Or any suggestions.

The name for this Filipino dish is "Adobong Manok sa Gata." It goes great with rice.The coconut milk only needs to blend with the juice from the chicken, so add it at the end. Since the chicken is simmered in soy sauce, the color will be dark, but it will not taste as salty as it looks. Recipe by Hoink

This delicious, very popular, traditional Filipino dish is one that will have your family or guests wanting seconds. The aroma from the combination of vinegar, garlic and onions with the bay leaves is like no other. Serve with lots of steamed rice.A good side dish is steamed broccoli or green beans.