This is another version of cooking pork with shrimp paste stew (Binagoongang Baboy). I love kare-kare but kids are not a real fan of shrimp paste. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Crispy Pork Belly Kare-kare A meat and vegetable stew in peanut sauce, kare-kare is a Filipino dish cooked with various beef offal. Yay! Learn how your comment data is processed. Remove some oil from the pan and fry the garlic, burn don’t burn Add the rice flour, annatto seed powder, water, oyster sauce, fish sauce, ground pepper and peanut butter. Cook until the sauce is thick, but keep stirring. I love mojo potatoes from Shakey's and this is my homemade version of it. This dish is absolutely delicious. Drain and let dry. There are several versions of kare-kare. Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary. Tripe is also a good ingredient to use. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Serve with rice and sauteed bagoong on the side. Your email address will not be published. I hope that you will enjoy this dish as we did.

Pork Kare-Kare Recipe Ingredients: Pork Leg or Pata (desired cut) Pork broth (3/4 liter of water) 3/4 cup peanut butter; 5 cloves garlic crushed; 1 whole big onion minced cut; 1/4 cup Annato or atsuete Put pork hock in a large pot and fill it with water until level with the pork. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out /  Well, I finally got the confidence to try it after recently watching an early morning show featuring a specialty restaurant showing how to make their delicious and special kare-kare dish…a-ha, it seem so simple (now) I got inspired and decided I’ll try it, so I read on some kare-kare recipes online and try to visualize it and decide on what goes into my own special kare-kare in the making..my own special kare-kare...

When pan roasting, start with the veggies that will cook longer. Please try again later. I had a taste of authentic kare-kare a Filipino restaurant and decided that it wasn’t bad at all, and that I like it, okay just the sauce because I still couln’t bear to eat ox tail or tripe (the tongue part). Bring to boil over medium …

Latest Recipes is a Secure Website! In a hot pan lightly toast the rice flour, then dissolve 1/4 of  hot then water set aside. This dish is inspired by Japanese appetizer agedashi tofu. I’m using pork rashers but you can use any cut you like, and instead of boiling or steaming the veggies, I lightly roast in very little oil.

( Log Out /  . This dish must always paired with “bagoong alamang” which is a sauteed shrimp paste BUT in this recipe, I didn’t use shrimp paste. Cover and let simmer for about 10 minutes. Fermentation and proving time is cut short... Gyoza or Japanese pot stickers are pan-fried dumplings typically filled with ground pork and shredded cabbage. It’s a popular Filipino specialty dish from Pampanga, you see this in menus of Filipino restaurants served in a clay pot (palayok) …it so delicious! In the same pan, shallow fry pork until golden brown and cooked, set aside. ..add peanut butter to thicken the sauce, season with salt and pepper to taste and add bok choy (pechay), simmer for a few more minutes then do a taste test.. serve with rice and spicy sauteed bagoong (shrimp paste) on the side..yum! Serves : 4Prep:  5 minsCook: 30 – 45 mins, 500 g of Pork rashers (boneless pork ribs) or belly 1 tbsp of annatto seed powder3 tbsp of  rice flour3 cloves of garlic1 cup of peanut butter 2 tbsp oyster sauce1 tbsp fish sauce (adjust to 1/2 depending on the saltiness of oyster sauce)2 cups of waterpinch of ground pepper2-3  tbsp oil1 tbsp oil for veggies, Veggies handful of okra, remove top and tips, the cut in half2 eggplants – cut into rectanglespumpkinbeans bok choy – you may add this. They have basically the... A bit of instant yeast makes this sourdough pizza crust quicker and easier to make. I was supposed to do siomai (steamed dumplings) but I ran out of wonton wrappers, I only have half a pack and wasted most... Pork Binagoongan sa Gata (Pork Stew with Shrimp Paste and Coconut Cream), Oatmeal Cake with Macapuno Walnut Topping. The color of Kare-kare usually comes out orangey when done. This is one of our favorite breakfast dish in rotation. Why did I experimented on this recipe ?

Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Bring to boil over medium high heat until pork is tender. This pancake recipe is a really good way to use sourdough discard instead of throwing it. Galette is a free-form pie without a top crust. I put it on my list of must-try but I couldn’t bring myself to cook it because the recipe for kare-kare sounds like a lot of work. We now know that the traditional protein used for this dish is oxtail. This classic French dessert is like a cousin of chocolate lava cake. Panlasang Pinoy. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. This is a repost of this pecan pie recipe that I made years ago. Heat a deep frying pan or sauce pan over medium heat, add oil and when oil is hot enough, add garlic and onion and cook until fragrant, add annatto powder and ground peanuts and cook for about a minute or two. Take pork hock out and reserve the broth. This is my version of kare-kare, easier, quicker but still delicious. Pan roasted veggies will avoid watery veggies in kare-kare. Warm, fresh cookies out of the oven are always a treat. Tips on How to Cook Pork Kare Kare. Also, I like using ingredients that we already have, it saves us money ! Heat a skillet or pan add little oil and add  pumpkin, then eggplant, okra , and beans and pan roast it. bring to boil , keep stirring  to avoid lumps.

A lot of moms and home cooks take pride in their kare-kare which is not a simple dish to make for some people (me, for one).. ..and I guess my mom, too. We had once tasted a chicken kare-kare with too much peanut butter in it, I couldn’t eat it-it’s just too cloying and I decided then that I don’t like kare-kare and will never eat it again.. In the same pan,  shallow fry pork until golden brown and cooked, set aside. The most common difference of each has something to do with the meat ingredient. There are also versions that make use of other types of meat, and even seafood.