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Filipino Chocolate Meat Dinuguan

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Ingredients

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1 1/2 lbs pork belly pork butt is fine
10 ounces edible pork blood
2 cups chicken stock water is fine
1 cup cane vinegar use datu-puti brand
3 tablespoons fish sauce
4 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed
1 medium onion, sliced thinly
1 bay leaf
4 jalapenos, sliced
1/2 tablespoon ground black pepper

Nutritional information

963
Calories
827 g
Calories From Fat
91.9 g
Total Fat
33.4 g
Saturated Fat
126.3 mg
Cholesterol
2161.5 mg
Sodium
9.8 g
Carbs
1.1 g
Dietary Fiber
4.2 g
Sugars
20.3 g
Protein
274 g
Serving Size

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Filipino Chocolate Meat Dinuguan

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    I dont have pork blood. Can use beef blood to cook pork dinuguan

    • 65 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Filipino Chocolate Meat Dinuguan, This may sound bizarre or even disgusting to some people since it uses edible pork blood [found in most international grocery store’s freezer aisle], but many cultures use blood as an ingredient ie: European blood sausage, British black pudding so don’t knock it before you try it! =] I found this recipe online and posted it here for safekeeping and because this website hardly has any Filipino recipes. It’s called “chocolate meat” because of the way the cooked pork blood resembles a chocolate sauce. It was also a good way to get your younger kids to try it out! It worked on me… haha!, I dont have pork blood. Can use beef blood to cook pork dinuguan, The first time I ever had this no one would tell me what it was. I loved it and still do even through I know what is in it now.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Prepare Pork Blood by Straining It and Separating the Blood That Is in a Jelly Form in a Separate Bowl.

    2
    Done

    Next Add Cup of Water and Break Up the Jellied Blood With Your Hands and Set Aside.

    3
    Done

    Slice Pork Into Small Bite Sized Pieces and Set Aside.

    4
    Done

    Heat 1 Tbsp of Corn Oil, Add the Pork, and Spread It Evenly on the Bottom of the Pot. Cover and Let It Cook on Medium Low Heat For Three Minutes Without Stirring It.

    5
    Done

    Remove Cover, Stir the Pork, and Drain the Liquid Accumulated. Add Garlic and Saut For One Minute, Then Add the Onions, Stir, and Cover.

    6
    Done

    Let It Cook For Another Minute. Next Add Fish Sauce and Bay Leaf and Saut For 3 Minutes.

    7
    Done

    Then Add Cup of Vinegar, Cover, and Bring to a Boil. Lower the Heat and Let It Simmer For 3 Minutes.

    8
    Done

    Add the Chicken Stock and Salt and Let It Simmer For Five Minutes. Add the Jelly Formed Pork Blood First, Stir For About a Minute, Then Add the Rest of the Pork Blood and the Jalapenos.

    9
    Done

    Continue to Stir For About Two Minutes, Cover, and Let Simmer For Another Five Minutes. Add Another Cup of Vinegar. Again Cover and Let It Simmer For an Additional 5 Minutes.

    10
    Done

    Adjust the Taste by Adding Salt & Pepper If Needed. For Extra Flavor, You Can Use Accent Flavor Seasoning. Serve With White Rice.

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