Adobong sitaw with pork recipe dish is very easy to make and also delicious. If you're looking for a recipe for sitaw, or string beans, this recipe is a great choice. Sitaw, or string beans, is a good vegetable, very healthy and nutritious to eat, and can be prepared in many ways. In this recipe, we cook it as adobo, a Filipino favorite dish. Adobo recipes in the Philippines are commonly prepared with high-protein meat like pork and chicken and are not limited to vegetables like sitaw.
This recipe is not so expensive to prepare since sitaw is almost grown in any part of the Philippines, so the price is affordable for everyone. This affordable dish can be served as a main or side dish for the whole family. If you’re a vegan person, you can still cook this Filipino sitaw adobo. Just simply remove the pork meat from your ingredient list. Just simply saute it and season it with a certain seasoning. That’s it, but don’t forget to add vinegar to make the dish adobo. If you want it a bit spicy, just add a few chili flakes or chili powder to it. If red chili is available, it is better. Try making this adobong sitaw with pork for dinner tonight. It is flavorful yet simple to prepare. Let’s cook, taste, and eat. Share and enjoy the food.
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Adobong sitaw with pork dish is very easy to make and also delicious. If you're looking for a recipe for sitaw, or string beans, this recipe is a great choice. Sitaw, or string beans, is a good vegetable, very healthy and nutritious to eat, and can be prepared in many ways. In this recipe, we cook it as adobo, a Filipino favorite dish. Adobo recipes in the Philippines are commonly prepared with high-protein meat like pork and chicken and are not limited to vegetables like sitaw.
This recipe is not so expensive to prepare since sitaw is almost grown in any part of the Philippines, so the price is affordable for everyone. This affordable dish can be served as a main or side dish for the whole family. If you’re a vegan person, you can still cook this Filipino sitaw adobo. Just simply remove the pork meat from your ingredient list. Just simply saute it and season it with a certain seasoning. That’s it, but don’t forget to add vinegar to make the dish adobo. If you want it a bit spicy, just add a few chili flakes or chili powder to it. If red chili is available, it is better. Try making this adobong sitaw with pork for dinner tonight. It is flavorful yet simple to prepare. Let’s cook, taste, and eat. Share and enjoy the food.
Chop the onion and garlic into small pieces, then cut the sitaw or string beans into 2 inch pieces.
Wash and slice the pork belly into small pieces then proceed to cook.
In a pan or wok, over medium heat, put the pork slices. Stir it occasionally until it's lightly browned and the fat renders from it.
Make a free space for sauteing. Add the chopped onion and garlic and saute until aromatic. Then saute them altogether with the meat.
Mix in the soy sauce and brown sugar to taste.
Add 1/2 cup of water. Cover and cook until the meat is tender.
When the meat is tender enough, add the vinegar and leave it to boil without stirring.
Add the sitaw or string beans. Mix and cook for 5 minutes.
Season with salt and ground black pepper, to taste. Mix it and taste it. Continue cooking but don't overcook the sitaw. Keep them tender-crisp.
Adjust the taste as necessary. Transfer the dish to a serving bowl or plate.
Serve hot, garnish with fried garlic bits if desired.
Happy cooking, share and enjoy the food.
Servings 4
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.