

Pork And String Beans Adobo Recipe
Are you looking for a fabulous way to cook pork and string beans? Well, try this pork and string beans adobo recipe.
I remember this elementary friend name Jovewin (I’m not sure if I spelled her name correctly). She loves food. Her mother used to pack her rice meals and every day is extravagant. I also love to watch her eat because she’s savoring every moment of her spoonful bites. I came to the point that when I arrive home, I request my mother to cook what my classmate ate during our break time.
One time, my mother also prepared a rice meal for me. Jovewin tagged along and asked me to exchange some of our viands. Mine was corned beef and hers was pork and string beans adobo. The moment I put the vegetables in my mouth, my world stopped. That was the best string beans adobo I had.
Read: Crispy Adobo Recipe
While growing, I tried to replicate it but I never came close. However, I made my own recipe… it’s good as well.
Ingredients
- 2 bundles of string beans
- 1/4 kilo pork meat – chopped into small pieces
- 1/2 cup soy sauce
- 1/2 cup white vinegar
- 2 tablespoon brown sugar
- 2 cups of water
- 4 cloves garlic – minced
- 1 medium red onion – chopped
- peppercorn
- salt
- laurel leaves
Procedure
- In a pan, boil the chopped pork meat in two cups of water and salt until tender. Set aside.
- Saute garlic and onion.
- Add soy sauce, vinegar, and pork along with the stock. Then, mix well.
- Add sugar, peppercorn, and laurel leaves. Boil until aromatic.
- Put the string beans and boil until cook.
- Serve and enjoy.
Notes:
- Boiling the pork with a little salt will release the flavor. It’s also recommended to boil it until tender for a greater chewing experience.
- You can substitute pork meat with tofu. You just need to fry it and top it when it’s cooked.
- While cooking the string beans, you can gradually add water.
- If you want a thicker sauce, you can all flour. Just make sure you’ll dilute it in the water to avoid lumps.
- This pork and string beans adobo recipe is easy and fun to do.
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