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These days, in my American kitchen, I have very little time to put together a home-cooked Pinoy dish. But with the current favorite appliance, the Instant Pot, these chunks of meat cooked in less than an hour. The pork pieces were fall-off-the-bone tender and the sweet-salty, fragrant sauce swirling around was as marvelous as mom’s cooking used to be.
Read MoreIs it adobo? Is it pata tim? No, it’s pork humba. It is a pork dish popular in the Philippines. It resembles the appearance of pork adobo, but replicates the sweet taste of pata tim.
Read MoreOne popular way of cooking pata (pork leg) is by simmering it in vinegar and other spices. The process is called paksiw. It is akin to the Chinese pata tim.
Read MoreEnjoy this sweet sour pork dish served with fried bananas.
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