MENUDO
Inredients:
· Pork - cubed
· Pork liver - cubed (or liver spread)
· Tomato sauce
· Potatoes – cubed
· Carrots – cubed
· Red/green bell pepper – cubed
· Garbanzos
· Raisins
· Sausage or hotdog - sliced diagonally
· Onions - finely chopped
· Garlic - minced
· Black pepper
· Bay leaf
· Soy sauce
· Lemon juice
· Worcestershire sauce
Marinate pork in soy sauce and lemon juice, pepper, worcestershire sauce and bay leaf for at least three hours.
Put the pork with the marinade in a pot and add a little water. Bring to a boil, then put on low fire till half tender. Add salt. My Lola Orang call this “singkutsa” – I don’t know if this is the kapampangan term or a tagalog term for that, anyways, para daw maalis ang lansa….
In a large casserole or pan, heat oil, sauté garlic when slightly brown, add onions. When the onions are clear, add the marinated pork. Slightly stir until the pork is all covered with the garlic/onions, cover for about 3-5 min. When the pork is sautéed, add water (little by little just enough to cover the meat). Let boil, stirring occasionally to avoid meat sticking to bottom of pan. If using non-stick pan/casserole, just swirl the pan a bit. Continue cooking until it dries up a bit and the pork is almost half cooked.
Add potatoes, let boil for 2 minutes, then the carrots until half tender. Add tomato sauce and liver (or liver spread), stirring occasionally to avoid sticking. Add a little more water if needed.
Add the hotdog/sausage, garbanzos, raisins and bell peppers. Adjust the seasonings.
Let boil for at least 2-3 minutes then turn off the heat. The veggies will cook completely with the heat of the meat inside. Serve hot.
Note: You can use beef instead of pork. I most of the times use beef (rib-eye steak), unless requested, and omit the liver but double up on the liver spread. A friend of mine who always asks me to cook this for them doesn’t eat liver so I use the liver spread instead :)
3 Comments:
Hi Aleth,
I had been contemplating on cooking menudo since my boys started summer vacation. I previously tasted a menudo that tasted awesome, cooked by my sister's in-law. When I asked how she prepared it, she mentioned marinating in soy sauce and calamansi (much like what we do with barbecue). I think it is the same method as in yours, so I am gonna try this. (I do not think I have seen other menudo recipes mentioning anything about marinating; if some of them do, yours is the first recipe I saw with that, so I have printed it para me kopya na ko). Don't worry, I can approximate the amounts :) (I think that's one thing cooks have in common).
hello po!!! i'm really glad that you shared your menudo recipe, this is the closest that i've seen so far to my lola's version of menudo, although i grew up with her , i was not able to learn cooking it, she wouldn't allow us to meddle with her in the kitchen...nasisira daw ang concentration nya,,hehehe,,, so thanks a lot, have to go and head to the kitche,..have a nice day!!!God bless!!!
Hi! This is what I am looking for! Kasi ang nanay ko at lola ko pag nagluluto sa pag pyesta sa amin e nagbababad muna ng karne at nagsasang kutsa :) Yung ibang recipe kasi hindi na nagsasangkutsa :P E alam ko mas mabango pag sinangkutsa! Taga Laguna ako pero wala na ako dun e hindi ko maabutan na online ang nanay ko. Hehehe kaya nahanap ko tong page nyo!! Thanks for sharing Ate!!!
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