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Filipino-Style Fabada (Pork and Beans Stew)

Filipino-Style Fabada (Pork and Beans Stew) – - Recipe

Introduce your diners to this upgraded version of pork and beans! This dish is a localized take on the classic Spanish fabada, a hearty stew of pork pata, tomato, and paprika. Plus, it showcases Filipino ingredients, like etag (smoked pork), langka (jackfruit), kadios (pigeon peas), and pinuneg (blood sausage).

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Ingredients

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Marinate the Meat

Cook the Fabada

  • Soya oil 80.0 ml
  • Etag, chopped, medium cubes 150.0 g
  • White Onions, chopped 60.0 g
  • Garlic, chopped 30.0 g
  • Smoked Paprika 10.0 g
  • Tomato Paste 30.0 g
  • Water 1300.0 ml
  • Bay Leaves, dried 2.0 pc
  • Knorr Pork Broth Base 1.5kg 20.0 g
  • Langka, raw 300.0 g
  • Kadios (Pigeon Peas), soaked in water overnight 250.0 g
  • Pinuneg, whole 300.0 g
  • Atsuete Oil 20.0 ml
  • Spring Onions 10.0 g
Created By:
Pipo Aluning

Pipo Aluning

 @Senior Sous Chef, Unilever Food Solutions Philippines

Introduce your diners to this upgraded version of pork and beans! This dish is a localized take on the classic Spanish fabada, a hearty stew of pork pata, tomato, and paprika. Plus, it showcases Filipino ingredients, like etag (smoked pork), langka (jackfruit), kadios (pigeon peas), and pinuneg (blood sausage).

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Preparation

  1. Marinate the Meat

    20 minutes
    • Season pork pata with Knorr Liquid Seasoning and Knorr Chicken Powder. Marinate for 15 to 30 minutes.

  2. Cook the Fabada

    130 minutes
    • Heat the pot of a pressure cooker and add oil.
    • Sear marinated pork pata on both sides. Set aside.
    • In the same pot, add etag and sauté until brown and fragrant.
    • Add onions and garlic. Sauté until fragrant.
    • Add paprika and tomato paste.
    • Deglaze pot with some water. Scrape the bottom of the pan to loosen stuck bits.
    • Add pata back to the pot. Pour in the remaining water.
    • Add bay leaves and Knorr Pork Broth Paste. Mix well.
    • Cover pot and apply medium heat. Once the pressure cooker starts to whistle, cook for 30 minutes.
    • Release steam and pressure. Remove the cover and check if pork is tender.
    • Add langka, kadios, and pinuneg. Bring to a boil and simmer for 20 to 30 minutes or until all ingredients are cooked.
    • Before serving, slice the pinuneg and drizzle with atsuete oil.
    • Transfer fabada to a serving platter and garnish with spring onions.
Created By:
Pipo Aluning

Pipo Aluning

 @Senior Sous Chef, Unilever Food Solutions Philippines
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