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HomeMom's Pork Menudo

Mom’s Pork Menudo

This is my mom’s simple recipe for Pork Menudo. Pork Menudo is a household favorite in Philippines. It’s best served with steamed rice. You may add other ingredients to make it extra special, such as raisins, chickpeas or chorizo. Enjoy!

Ingredients

1 kilo  pork  (lean part with little fat) cut into half inch thick cubes
1 cup chopped ripe  tomatoes
1/2 kilo  pork liver  cut into small cubes
1 tablespoon  crushed  garlic
1 cup  potatoes  (â…“ inch-diced)
1/2 cup  carrots  chopped (same size with  potatoes  or flower design)
1 bell pepper/capsicum chopped
1/2 cup  tomato sauce
2 tablespoons  soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon  pepper  powder
1 tablespoon  salt  (more according to your preference)
1 big red/white  onion  diced

Preparation

1. Saute garlic and onions until medium  brown.
2. Put all ingredients except tomato sauce and vegetables (carrots, bell pepper, and potatoes)
3. Keep on  stirring  for 2 minutes, then add 2 cups water.  Stir  a little, cover and  simmer  until half down.  Stir  occasionally to avoid burning. It is also advised that you use a thick pot to avoid burning the sauce.
4. When the pork is cooked enough, put the potato and the tomato sauce.
5. When the potatoes are already half cooked, chuck in the  carrots  and bell pepper/capsicum.
6. Add  salt  or fish sauce for flavour (depends upon your preference)
7. Don’t overcook vegetables.  Serve  hot and enjoy your meal!
Credit: Foodista

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