🐖🍲 Get ready to dive into a flavour-packed Filipino fusion dish with Kalderobo! 🇵🇭🌶️ This mouth-watering creation combines the richness of Kaldereta with the savory goodness of Adobo. It’s a culinary explosion that will leave you craving more! 😍🌟 Kalderobo: A unique dish prepared with pork marinated in soy sauce and vinegar then cooked in a sauce made with coconut milk, liver spread and peanut butter.
Are you torn between cooking adobo or kaldereta for dinner? Why not try something new and exciting by combining these two Filipino favourites into one delicious dish? Introducing Kalderobo, a mouth-watering fusion that brings together the flavours of adobo and kaldereta in a hearty stew. In our blog post today, we’ll explore the concept of Karlderobo and provide you with a simple recipe to recreate this delightful culinary creation at home.
Karlderobo is a delightful Filipino dish that seamlessly blends the hot and savory elements of kaldereta, the tangy goodness of adobo and the additional creaminess of peanut butter and coconut milk. This fusion creates a unique and harmonious medley of flavours that is sure to satisfy your taste buds. Whether you’re craving the rich and robust flavours of kaldereta or the familiar tang of adobo, Karlderobo offers the best of both worlds in a single pot, trust me this is one of the most surprising dishes I tried this year.
Karlderobo offers a delightful twist to traditional Filipino cuisine by combining the best elements of adobo and kaldereta. The marriage of tangy adobo flavours with the rich and hearty kaldereta stew creates a culinary masterpiece that will leave you craving for more. With its simple cooking process and accessible ingredients, Karlderobo is a dish you can easily recreate at home. So, the next time you can’t decide between adobo or kaldereta, why not have both with Karlderobo? Give it a try and let your taste buds revel in the symphony of flavours.
Kalderobo: A unique dish prepared with pork marinated in soy sauce and vinegar then cooked in a sauce made with coconut milk, liver spread and peanut butter.
In a bowl, combine all marinade ingredients together. Add the pork belly to the marinade, making sure it is fully coated. Let it marinate for at least 2 hours.
Heat oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Remove the pork from the marinade and sear until browned on all sides. Set aside.
Return the seared pork to the pot with the vegetables. Pour in the marinade, coconut milk, and pork stock. Stir in the peanut butter, liver spread and chillies.
Bring the mixture to a boil, then reduce the heat to low. Cover the pot and let it simmer for about 1 1/2 hours or until the pork is tender and the flavours have melded together. Stir occasionally and adjust the seasoning if needed.
After the pork has simmered, add the carrots, potatoes, and capsicum to the pot. Continue simmering until the vegetables are cooked through and tender.
What a delicious way to prepare pork belly! Have never thought of using coconut milk and peanut butter with pork belly…definitely something I should try!
Whoa – what a wonderful and unique dish packed with some great flavours, textures, and colours (it does look happy!) I’m intrigued by the use of liver spread and peanut butter – they sound as a lovely addition!
I love all the flavors in this dish, Raymund! I’ve never had either and adobo or kaldereta — I love that you put together the two for a fusion dish!
Kalderobo is new to me, but the ingredients (and colors!) sound fantastic. I do love fusion food, and this one is a fun combination of flavors. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, that sounds so rich and complex! Coconut and peanut butter make an unbeatable combo, then factor in some spice and acid, I can only imagine how it all comes together. I really want to try these flavors with seitan now!
What a delicious way to prepare pork belly! Have never thought of using coconut milk and peanut butter with pork belly…definitely something I should try!
Whoa – what a wonderful and unique dish packed with some great flavours, textures, and colours (it does look happy!) I’m intrigued by the use of liver spread and peanut butter – they sound as a lovely addition!
I love all the flavors in this dish, Raymund! I’ve never had either and adobo or kaldereta — I love that you put together the two for a fusion dish!
It does look really good. Love the colours!
Kalderobo is new to me, but the ingredients (and colors!) sound fantastic. I do love fusion food, and this one is a fun combination of flavors. Thanks for sharing!
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Wow, that sounds so rich and complex! Coconut and peanut butter make an unbeatable combo, then factor in some spice and acid, I can only imagine how it all comes together. I really want to try these flavors with seitan now!
There is so much going on in that bowl. I just want to reach in with my spoon! I can taste the rich and savoury flavours in my mouth! Yum!
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Made me think of paella (one of my preferred foods) though they have different ingredients.
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