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Pregnant women, especially those in the early weeks of pregnancy, are demanding when it comes to food. Some men that their wives asked them to search for a specific kind of fruit that is very hard to find in the palengke (local market). My Beloved Wife Lei had the same quirk, though not of the exaggerated kind.
One morning, Lei asked me to cook adobong atay ng manok (chicken liver in soy sauce). I immediately ran to the palengke to buy one-half kilo of chicken liver and heart. Aside from the chicken, I prepared the following ingredients:
Bawang (garlic) – 5 teeth
Onion – 1 piece
7 spoons of soy sauce
3 spoons of vinegar
Laurel leaves
Paminta (pepper) – buo
One morning, Lei asked me to cook adobong atay ng manok (chicken liver in soy sauce). I immediately ran to the palengke to buy one-half kilo of chicken liver and heart. Aside from the chicken, I prepared the following ingredients:
Bawang (garlic) – 5 teeth
Onion – 1 piece
7 spoons of soy sauce
3 spoons of vinegar
Laurel leaves
Paminta (pepper) – buo
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| Ingredients for adobong atay ng manok. |
Here’s how I cooked adobong atay ng manok:
1. I prepared the ingredients by slicing the sibuyas and bawang
2. Sauté sibuyas and bawang until the latter become golden brown.
3. Place the atay and puso ng manok and sauté for 3 minutes.
4. Add the paminta and laurel leaves.
5. Pour 7 spoons of soy sauce and 3 spoons of vinegar. Let it simmer until the vinegar and soy sauce mixture is almost gone.
Cooking adobong atay ng manok is easy and I think that I did fairly well on this one.
Unfortunately, Lei didn’t like it. She said that she didn’t like the smell. So, I am the one who ate all of the atay and puso ng manok.
1. I prepared the ingredients by slicing the sibuyas and bawang
2. Sauté sibuyas and bawang until the latter become golden brown.
3. Place the atay and puso ng manok and sauté for 3 minutes.
4. Add the paminta and laurel leaves.
5. Pour 7 spoons of soy sauce and 3 spoons of vinegar. Let it simmer until the vinegar and soy sauce mixture is almost gone.
Cooking adobong atay ng manok is easy and I think that I did fairly well on this one.
Unfortunately, Lei didn’t like it. She said that she didn’t like the smell. So, I am the one who ate all of the atay and puso ng manok.
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food; from homecook meals. to street food. to fine dining, to fast food,
even the weird edible things.
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