Chicken Adobo | Rule of Yum recipe
Served with our cauliflower rice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1S-r3ADj-Q
*This recipe is dairy-free and gluten-free
Today we’re making Chicken Adobo. A classic Filipino dish, that varies from family to family. For my mom’s recipe, here’s what you’ll need:
1 whole chicken, segmented
2 bulbs of garlic
chicken stock to cover
1/3 cup soy sauce
1/3 cup cane vinegar
black pepper to taste
Start out by mincing two bulbs of garlic. Yes, bulbs. A lot of recipes also call for bay leaves but my mom isn’t fond of them, so we’ll leave them out.
Next, crack some fresh black pepper on your chicken. Be sure not to salt it since you’ll get your salt from your soy sauce.
Toss it into your pot and add your chicken broth to cover with a 1/3 cup soy sauce and your garlic.
Stir, cover, bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer for 30 minutes.
Once your 30 minutes are up, add your 1/3 cup of cane vinegar and simmer for 15 minutes. Make sure not to stir–just walk away!
When it’s done, you could serve it with rice, or do what we did and used the leftover sauce with our cauliflower rice. (link above)
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Nice. I like the variation. I cook it a little differently. But it's true what you said about not stirring the vinegar. I found it tasting like medicine when you stir the vinegar before you've allowed it to cook for about 15-20 minutes. I also put Bay leaves (Laurel, as my Mom would call it).
I especially loved the bloopers at the end. LMAO
I don't know if it's like vietnamese fish sauce, where it's a must have no-substitute component for recipes, but would white vinegar work just the same?
I can't wait to try this!!!
DATU PUTI! any Filipino who can relate?
This is totally different from what my mom does and I can't wait to try it!!!
Chicken stock? …thats new.
LMFAO the end.LMFAO!!!! iloveken.
My mum uses around 8 cloves in her adobo, and I LOVE garlic but I have never used that much in one dish before, lol.
ken try this in your blog…..
lechon pork belly 🙂
ing:
big pork belly
lemon grass
garlic
sinigang sa sampaloc (asian store)
salt and pepper
its like porchetta…but filipino style..
just made this with your califlower rice – used rice wine vinegar vs. cane vinegar. And chicken thighs vs. whole chicken. But, it was yum….very. And the two bulbs of garlic cooked into the sauce and chicken.
Wow sarap.. been trying to cook different types of adobo.. family adobo recipes are fantabulous…
I use to love my sister in laws adobo before I went vegan 😉