Sitaw Adobo Weekend - Weekend Cooking for my Family (video and graphical)

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Greetings!

It has been a busy week for me because the classes for the school year 2022-2023 has already started last Monday. Still, I found a way to cook for my family for today's lunch. And today's recipe is Sitaw Adobo which is one of the favorite dishes here in our country. This dish is very simple yet very tasty and by adding a little amount of pork the taste will be brought to another level.

I have known this dish since my youngest years back in the 1980s. In its simplest form, this dish contains only string beans, cooking oil, onion or garlic, soy sauce, vinegar, and salt. But the version that I cooked for today's lunch contains pork, ground black pepper, and bay leaves. Most of the time, in the 1980s I see my father and my eldest sister not adding ground black pepper, bay leaves, and ground pork to the dish probably because of the availability of the ingredients.

I learned that cooking this dish needs a lot of stirring to make the string beans very soft and the soup will be more tasty if reduced by more than a half of the water added.

Wihtout further ado, here is the video on how I cooked this dish...

Ingredients

The ingredients for the dish are String Beans (sitaw), soy sauce, cooking oil, onion, garlic, pork, ground black pepper, bay leaves (which I forgot to show in the video), and salt (to taste). If garlic, ground black pepper, bay leaves, and pork are not available they can be omitted but I highly recommend that you add them.

String Beans (Sitaw)
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Garlic
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Onion
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Ground black pepper
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White vinegar (about 100 ml)
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Cooking oil
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A pinch of salt
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Soy Sauce
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Pork (about 250 grams)
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Preparation

Preparing this dish is very simple, you only need to slice the string beans, peel and slice the garlic and onion, wash and slice the pork into cubes and that's it, preparation is done in no time.

Slice the string beans
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Peel and slice the onion
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Peel and slice the garlic
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Cooking

And if the preparation is very easy cooking this dish is quite easy too, it only need sauteeing, and some stirring and it is done.

Put the cooking oil in the cooking bowl
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Add the garlic
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Add the onion
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Stir the onion and the garlic
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Add the pork
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Stir
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Add the string beans
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Add about 200 to 300 ml of water
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Add the soy sauce
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Add the white vinegar
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Add the ground black pepper
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Add the bay leaves
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Stir
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Stir well until the string beans become0 very soft
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It is done
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That is all for now guys, catch you up with the next one. Wishing you all safety, good health, and abundance.

I am a Computer Engineer, blogger, farmer, gardener, father, and husband. I love countryside living, nature, farming (rice/vegetables), and has two decades of experience as an I.T. professional


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