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Tocino is a great Pinoy breakfast, plus a yummy baon for both kids and grownups!
INGREDIENTS
1 kilo chicken, use boneless chicken thighs
2 tablespoons oil
COOKING PROCEDURE
Using paper towels, pat chicken thighs dry; set aside.
Mix together garlic, salt, ground pepper, brown sugar, pineapple juice, and soy sauce. Stir until
well combined. Add in chicken thighs, one piece at a time. Let stand at room temperature for 1
hour.
In a nonstick pan, fry chicken in oil. Drain on paper towels and slice into bite-size pieces. Serve
with fried brown rice, sauted onions, tomatoes, and scrambled eggs.
Make sure to dry the chicken thighs before marinating. This allows the ingredients to be
absorbed faster and with less contamination.
Mix the marinade very well until it is uniform in colorit will translate to uniformly
flavored meat.
Let the mixture rest at room temperature for an hour. This allows the chicken to take in all
the flavor from the marinade.
Fry the tocino in a nonstick pan. This means that you can use less oil, making the dish a
little less sinful.
Sauted Eggplant Recipe
Make this sauteed eggplant recipe exciting with a dash of gochujang, a Korean chili sauce.
INGREDIENTS
2 to 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
COOKING PROCEDURE
Heat vegetable oil in a wok over medium-low heat. Saut chopped garlic until soft and fragrant.
Add eggplants and stir. Add gochujang, salt, water, and sesame oil; simmer. Stir until eggplant is
cooked and water is completely absorbed. The sauce should be thick. Serve immediately.
Tokwa't Baboy Recipe
This all-time Filipino favorite appetizer recipe is made from fried pork belly and fried
tofu.Tokwa't baboy sauce is made of vinegar and soy sauce and most pair this delicious dish with
goto or lugaw. This well-loved Pinoy appetizer is a cinch to make!
INGREDIENTS
1/2 kilo pork, use pork belly
4 tablespoons sugar
5 cups water
salt
COOKING PROCEDURE
In a pot, boil liempo until meat is tender. Season with salt and pepper.
In a separate wok, fry the tofu one by one until golden brown.
Cut the fried tofu into cubes and slice the pork belly into bite-sized pieces then set aside.
Combine the sugar, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar in bowl and let it simmer in a small pot. Add 1
cup of the water used from cooking pork belly.
Add the ground black pepper, onions and chili pepper. Add the cooked pork belly and let it
simmer until the meat has absorbed the sauce.
Arrange the pork belly in a container and add the tofu. Drizzle some of the soy sauce mixture on
top, if desired.