May 4, 2017 prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about comfort food. How can this familiarity influence a story or character? Is it something unusual, like Twinkies from the 1970s? Or is it something from home, from another place or time? Go where the prompt leads

ADOBO
My comfort food
Our national dish
One way to preserve food
The taste of the Philippines anywhere in the world
I can use chicken or pork, marinade it with vinegar
Soy sauce, garlic, onions, salt and pepper, bay leaves
Cook the meat until brown, then add the marinade
Simmer until cooked. Serve with rice and peas
Also good for picnics and family gatherings
So easy to make and no two adobos are alike
No other dish can replace adobo in my heart!

My adobo
with chicken or pork
marinade
to preserve
vinegar, soy sauce, garlic
my comfort food!

For: May 4: Flash Fiction Challenge, ALL SEASONS – ENTER LOVELY MAY

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19 responses to “Philippine Adobo”

  1. Reblogged this on Ladyleemanila.

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  2. My favorite (and everybody).

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    1. salamat po 🙂

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  3. Gosh this looks and sounds so good!

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    1. yes, it does! thanks, Lisa 🙂

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  4. […] Adobo by Lady Lee Manila […]

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  5. Looks and sounds delicious!

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    1. thank you, Norah 🙂

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  6. thank you, Jesh 🙂 have a beautiful week, too ❤

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  7. Adobo sounds delicious to me! My weekend neighbor comes from the Philippines. If this is a national dish, she probably will make it sometime for me. She loves making food:) Many thanks for sharing this with All Seasons, and have a beautiful week:)

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  8. I’d never heard of adobos but yum. Sounds delicious.

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    1. thank you, Irene 🙂

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  9. Lady Lee,I had to wipe the drool off my keyboard, looking at your photos! This is exactly the kind of dish that is so ingrained in a family, culture and nation. Yet, we share food, too and one thing I love about America is the diversity of cultures and sharing with one another our comfort foods. A close friend grew up in Hawaii. Her Dad was gifted an Adobo recipe and she shared it with me. It reminded me of a dish my Portuguese grandmother made called vina dats. She marinaded and barbequed rabbits with it. And I love peas, too!

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    1. thank you, Charli 🙂 have a lovely Sunday ❤

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  10. kalpana solsi

    today i have learnt about your national dish and comfort food.

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    1. thanks and enjoy your weekend 🙂

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  11. I love adobo

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    1. cheers, Jhaee 🙂

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      1. 👍🏼👍🏼💕

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