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Reviewed: Nov. 9, 2009
Absolute delish!!!!
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Reviewed: Apr. 21, 2008
I always add chicken livers to my adobo. Cook them with the chicken, but mash some of it and put it together with the liquid and bring to a boil, return the chicken and liver and simmer until the sauce thickens.
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Reviewed: Feb. 6, 2008
4 stars cause of the salt...don't need it...good base recipe though! I add jalepenos while I am browning the chicken. I also had a lime laying around, squeezed in the juice as suggested by another reviewer and it was very good. We all love Adobo, works great with pork as well!
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Reviewed: Jan. 8, 2008
I could never get this recipe right, so I finally looked it up. I liked this one because of its simplicity, but I did tweak it a bit with the advice of everyone before me...first I sauted the garlic and onion, added my chicken to brown and then seasoned with pepper...NO SALT. Then added apple cider vinegar and lite soy in the amounts given. I added water to cover the chicken (didn't measure), added a huge bay leaf (or 2 small ones) and the juice of a lime. I let simmer on medium for 25-30 minutes until the juices reduced...I could hear the pot sizzling...that's how reduced. We all loved it...not too salty and the hint of lime is beautiful. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions.
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Reviewed: Jan. 5, 2008
Growing up in Japan my parents always experimented with Asian dishes. I've been eating this for 20 years. But we make it a little differently. We start by sauteeing a sliced sweet onion in a couple T of olive oil with some minced garlic and brown the chicken parts in this mixture. Then we add the vinegar, soy sauce, some brown sugar, bay leaf, and water. When it's done we eat it over sticky white rice. Delish!!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 6, 2007
My husband and I really liked this recipe. I did omit the salt as previous reviewers had mentioned and it was fine. I also used Chicken breasts because I prefer white meat. Instead of vegetable oil, I used olive oil. I served this with couscous and it was quite tasty!
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Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2006
i didn't evaporate the water enough.. but it's good.
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Reviewed: Sep. 27, 2006
Love this recipe, I make this in the Mess and in much larger quantities (50 people) and the customers love it. Only thing i change is the amount of Soy Sauce and Salt, but that is due to the large amount made. Have also made this for my parents and friends and they love it also!
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Reviewed: Aug. 23, 2006
Way too much salt! There's already vinegar and soy sauce. No need for salt...especially "2 Tablespoons"!
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Reviewed: Aug. 16, 2006
Delicioso!!! Wouldn't change a thing on this recipe. My whole family loved it, already recommended it to some family members.
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Reviewed: Aug. 14, 2006
My fiance is a hard one to please with chicken. He LOVED this recipe. Thank-you so much. This will become a family favorite.
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Reviewed: Apr. 2, 2006
My family loved this dish! They couldn't eat it fast enough and even my son (who constantly complains) loved it! I too cut the salt in half and it was still plenty salty and quite flavorful.
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Reviewed: May 13, 2005
I thought this had a great flavor. I gave it 4*'s because it was to salty, but nothing I can't adjust next time. This one is a keeper for my family. I may try the baking idea or at least browning the chicken first. I thought it was kind of a pain to take it out to brown.
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Reviewed: Feb. 17, 2005
Pretty good recipe for people who have never had adobo, but if you want true filipino adobo, this is not it. Too much water, ended up stewy/soupy! I tried to boil some off but it was just not the same.
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Reviewed: Jan. 2, 2005
Great recipe!! I used little chicken drumsticks though so they were more like buffalo wings and I served them with white rice. My husband loved them!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2004
I've watched my Filipino friends countless times fix Chicken Adobo. This recipe is very good. I personally skin whole pieces of chicken and place them in a baking pan. Mix up the vinegar/soy sauce/juice of one lime/5 bay leaves/4 pods of minced garlic/ 1/3 cup of cooking oil and water.. like a marinade. Then pour this mixture over the chicken.. cover and bake. The chicken comes out VERY tender and full of flavor. The juices in the pan are used as a topping to hot jasmine rice. This is a one pan dish in our house and fixed at least 3 times a month!
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Reviewed: Aug. 29, 2004
Fast, easy and delicious!
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Reviewed: Apr. 23, 2004
I marinated the chicken first (for about 2 hrs) with the sauce (adding bay leaves and 1/2 tsp of brown sugar). Marinating makes a big difference in taste!
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Reviewed: Mar. 26, 2004
This sounded good on paper... I took another reviewer's suggestion to add bay leaves and onion to the pot, but it didn't seem to make a difference - the vinegar flavor overpowered the entire dish. My boyfriend said he liked it, but I wasn't that impressed. I used 2 tsps. of salt rather than Tbsps., but used all the soy sauce called for and the salt level seemed to be ok. The chicken came out very dry, and the sauce was almost too tangy to use. I poured the sauce through a colander to get all the chunks out and tried to reduce it, but it stayed pretty watery. Also, when I attempted to brown the chicken, the skin came off - I think broiling is definitely the way to go here to get a crispy outer texture.
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Reviewed: Oct. 12, 2003
I'm Filipino-Amer. and I like to try other adobo recipes. This recipe needed some adjustments to it. Salt didn't need to be added because the soysauce is salty enough-the water didn't need to be added because it waters down the flavor and adding 1 to 2 bay leaves are a big part of this recipe. There are also several variations to cooking this recipe. Traditional stove top cooking can be messy so baking is great, leave the skin side up and broil for 10 mins, crunchy chicken skin is "ono" (delicious) and the crockpot is the other alternative cooking method. For those of us who work and just want to come home and EAT. I hope this was helpful : )
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