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Filipino Beef Adobo With Coconut Milk

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Ingredients

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3 lbs stewing beef chuck cubed
3/4 cup white vinegar
1 head garlic peeled and crushed
1/2 cup soy sauce
4 bay leaves
1 1/2 tablespoons whole black peppercorns
1 tablespoon fresh ground black pepper
1 tablespoon sugar
4 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 tablespoon salt or 1 tablespoon patis
1 (12 ounce) can coconut milk

Nutritional information

818.6
Calories
576 g
Calories From Fat
64 g
Total Fat
28.5 g
Saturated Fat
156.5 mg
Cholesterol
2670.4mg
Sodium
12.7 g
Carbs
2 g
Dietary Fiber
6.4 g
Sugars
46.6 g
Protein
387g
Serving Size (g)
6
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Filipino Beef Adobo With Coconut Milk

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      So I start off with a tri-tip marrinated for 8 hours in Kikkoman Original Terriyaki sauce (the sweet one with the sesame seeds in it) and smoke it until it reaches an internal temperature of 135-140. I then add a table spoon or two of coconut oil to a sauce pan, cube the tri-tip (saving the juices) and add the cubed Tri-tip and juices to the coconut oil on medium high heat to brown the meat. From there I sub out the peppercorns and just use ground pepper to taste and use less of the white vinegar, about 1/3 a cup. Sub out all the vegetable oil for coconut oil and use brown sugar for the sugar. I also add a single shredded carrot to the mix to give it a bit more body and color. Simmer the combined ingredients until your sauce thickens to the point it coats the meat nicely.

      • 240 min
      • Serves 6
      • Easy

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      Filipino Beef Adobo With Coconut Milk,This is from “The Philippine Cookbook”. It’s a great tasting recipe. My favorite. I think the recipes that use coconut milk have Indonesian influence due to their proximity. This recipe can also be made with pork or chicken.,So I start off with a tri-tip marrinated for 8 hours in Kikkoman Original Terriyaki sauce (the sweet one with the sesame seeds in it) and smoke it until it reaches an internal temperature of 135-140. I then add a table spoon or two of coconut oil to a sauce pan, cube the tri-tip (saving the juices) and add the cubed Tri-tip and juices to the coconut oil on medium high heat to brown the meat. From there I sub out the peppercorns and just use ground pepper to taste and use less of the white vinegar, about 1/3 a cup. Sub out all the vegetable oil for coconut oil and use brown sugar for the sugar. I also add a single shredded carrot to the mix to give it a bit more body and color. Simmer the combined ingredients until your sauce thickens to the point it coats the meat nicely.,I made this for dinner and there are a few things I would change for the next time: 1) Thanks to the reviewers who suggested in putting the sauce through a sieve to get rid of the peppercorns. 2) I agree that the simmering time should be shorter. The meat came out very dry. 3) Reduce the white vinegar or use a milder vinegar. The dish was too sour. 4) I added chilli peppers to add punch. Not the best recipe.


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      Steps

      1
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      In a Large Pot Combine the First 8 Ingredients: Beef, Vinegar, Garlic, Soy Sauce, Bay Leaves, Peppercorns, Ground Pepper and Sugar.

      2
      Done

      Let Stand For 2 Hours (traditional Method Is Room Temperature, I Put in in the Refrigerator).

      3
      Done

      Bring Mixture to a Boil Then Simmer About an Hour or Until the Meat Is Tender.

      4
      Done

      Heat Oil in a Large Skillet. Use a Slotted Spoon to Spoon Out Garlic from Beef Mixture. Add Garlic to Skillet and Cook Until Brown. Use Slotted Spoon to Add the Beef to the Skillet With Garlic and Continue to Cook, Stirring, Until It Is Browned on All Sides.

      5
      Done

      Add Salt or Patis to Taste and the Coconut Milk. Add the Sauce from the Pot That the Beef Simmered Inches Cook For 5 More Minutes.

      6
      Done

      Good Served With Rice.

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