American wrestler and model Travis Kraft teaches us how. In Filipino. And with such (insert adjective here) accent.
Props to the guy for trying his best to learn and speak the language. I cook adobo quite differently though. (Mine’s the lazy version.)
How to cook adobo, Nina-style:
- Marinate meat of your choice inside the pan of your choice with equal parts of soy sauce and white vinegar, cracked black pepper, sugar, a couple of bay leaf and lots of crushed garlic for at least 30 minutes. Put in just enough soy sauce and vinegar to barely cover the meat.
- Put on medium heat/fire until the liquid is boiling. Lower the heat and let it simmer.
- Gradually add in water to prevent your adobo from drying too much. Continue to cook in low fire until the meat is tender.
- Adjust the taste by adding more water or sugar if it’s too salty, or adding more soy sauce if it’s too bland. Add more vinegar for stronger flavor.
- Turn of heat and serve.
- As Travis says, “hayan, handa na ang adobong manowk!”
Posted on January 15, 2008
Filed under Cooking around the world
Tags: adobo, Travis Kraft
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my own version takes too long.it involves frying until the sauce turns into wicked almost burnt gravy but tastes so good smothered on rice
Ang sarap sarap~~! <3 <3
DD Hahahahahahhahaa!! 
Ano bang nakain ng ****** na to!? 
ADOBO! 
Nakakabaliw.
As for adobo, I also fry it afterwards. :3 Nice crispy skin and burnt garlic and stuff. :3
wow adobo! thanks for sharing your recipe… I love to fry it as well… iba talaga
OMG. hahahahahahahaha.
Awesome. I won’t point any fingers because he speaks better Tagalog than I do. He’s really working the kano accent though, di ba?
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tutubi: That’s what I do rin actually, I cook it until it’s almost dry. Not too dry though.. must have left over sauce for Adobo fried rice!
Khursten: korek! Adobo ang nakain niya
Melo: Okay, what is the deal with frying adobo? Masubukan nga.
Christina: I know! When I first saw this video, I don’t know whether I should laugh or be insulted
Our poor language!
i have my own cooking style for “Adobo” i got it to my ex bf, unfortunately, i cant share it to you guys, but if u want to taste it u surely wont forget it..^_^
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