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How To Cook Ilonggo Pork and Beans With Jackfruit #FilipinoFoodsPhilippines

How To Cook Ilonggo Pork and Beans With Jackfruit #FilipinoFoodsPhilippines



How To Cook Ilonggo Pork and Beans With Jackfruit #FilipinoFoodsPhilippines


Try this dish with your choice of vegetables to mix, but I preferred young jackfruit because of its taste when mixed with pork meat. You can substitute the pork with beef if you like. My secret in cooking this dish was cooking the pork for too long as it released its fats unto the dish. You can put fresh chili for its spiciness.

Ingredients:

• 1 pata (front leg) chopped into 6 pieces (feet or hocks not included) or use pork ribs.
• 3 cups dried red beans (soak for at least 1 hour)
• 1 whole young jackfruit, peeled and cut into bite-sized
• 3 cloves garlic, crushed
• Cooking oil
• Salt and Ground pepper to taste
• Dried bay leaves

Procedures:

1) Boil pork leg pieces with a little salt, pepper, bay leaves for 30 minutes or you can use pressure cooker to save time, but be sure to preserve the soup.

2) Transfer to a large pot and check for the level of water to be added while briskly boiling the meat for another 5 minutes.

3) Add the red beans and simmered until tender.

4) Add the jackfruit and simmered until tender. But be careful not to overcook the jackfruit.

5) Serve hot with white rice and it serves 5 persons.


Tip: You can add water if you find that the mixture is too thick. And season only towards the end of the cooking process as you might find that it is not necessary to add salt and pepper.



21 comments:

  1. This is an entirely new dish, very different from what I know. Must taste good though :)

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  3. If this food is in front of me, set on the table. You wanna bet. I won't hesitate to devour this dish. This is my favorite.

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  4. I can't imagine what pork and beans would taste like with jackfruit. But seeing the picture, it looks so flavorful!

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  5. This is not a dish I'm familiar with at all. The recipe seems simple and the ingredients easy enough to find. I might just try cooking it sometime. :)

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  6. This dish is very much new to me. I wonder how this one tastes like. I don't like beans though but I am always willing to try new dishes.

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  7. hmm, adding in red beans and jackfruit sounds like it's going to be a sweet dish. tried Filipino food once and found them generally too sweet for my liking. would prefer my food spicier and more salty than sweet. thanks for sharing this recipe though.

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  8. This is a whole new recipe for me - but I see the ingredients are easy to find and it also seems easy to try it. I'll make it one of these days!

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  9. I've never heard of this dish! How unique! I'd want to try this right where it originated from.

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  10. my grandmother used to cook this for me a lot. I really like it. It's one of my staples.

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  11. It has been a long time since my mom cooked a dish with jackfruit. I think it's nice since it provides sweetness in the recipe together with the meat.

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  12. Wow! bro this is a new one for me. So sure my wife will love trying this out.

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  13. I'm not really a fan of pork and beans but my dad will surely love this. One, is because he loves to eat healthy food and second, because he's an Illongo :p

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  14. Wow, I've never heard of this dish before. You should try using the yum recipe that many bloggers are using and spread this recipe if it really taste nice!

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  15. When I saw the title, I thought it was going to be about the typical canned pork and beans. I have never tried pork and beans like this before.

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  16. It looks really delicious. The pork can go well with the beans and can be a soothing meal because of the hot soup.

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  17. This is totally a new dish for me. Beans mixed with jackfruit??? Hmmm very interesting

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  18. Hmmm, I am not a big fan of beans! I like jackfruit but think of them as a sweet, a dessert option.. interesting dish but i think i will pass on this ;)

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  19. I'm not a fan of ilonggo food but this one looks like a must try dish. Beans with jackfruit must be very delish.

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  20. never knew of this dish before.. thanks for sharing!

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  21. Its kind of strange combination for me Ilonggo Pork and Beans With Jackfruit. I have not try savoury dish with sweet fruits.

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