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Philippines Chicken Adobo

Philippines Chicken Adobo

Juicy, tender chicken coated in a sweet savory glaze pops with heat from peppercorns.
Marinades penetrate meat faster in Prime Fresh while keeping the freshness.

Convenience of -3°C Prime Fresh
Freshness Retention, Nutrient Retention, Faster Seasoning
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* This recipe requires Prime Fresh.

Cooking Time35 minutesDifficulty:Easy

Ingredients

Servings:2
  • 900 gchicken
  • 8 tbspsoy sauce
  • 5 clovesgarlic (minced)
  • 3 tbspcooking oil
  • 1½ cupwater
  • 3 pcsdried bay leaf
  • 1 tspwhole peppercorn
  • 1 tspsugar
  • 4 tbspwhite vinegar

Steps

STEP 1

Take out chicken from Panasonic Prime Fresh.

STEP 2

Combine chicken, soy sauce and garlic in a large bowl, mix well.

STEP 3

Keep in Panasonic Prime Fresh for 1 hour for better flavor penetration.

STEP 4

Heat up a pan with oil, pan fry the marinated chicken. Fry both sides until cooked.

STEP 5

Then pour in the remaining marinade in the bowl to the pan and add water then bring to boil.

STEP 6

Next, add bay leaf and peppercorn and season with sugar.

STEP 7

Simmer until chicken gets tender then add vinegar and cook for another 10 minutes.

STEP 8

Serve hot.

Prime Fresh

Cooking Tips Using -3°C Soft Freezing

Prime Fresh soft freezes chicken at approx. -3°C to keep it fresh for up to 7 days* by preventing oxidation and the growth of bacteria. Soft freezing chicken with Prime Fresh opens gaps between cells and quickly lets flavors in so that you can enjoy fully marinated meat in a shorter time. Prime Fresh also keeps those marinated chicken fresher and tastier than refrigeration.

Freshness Retention

Prime Fresh keeps meat and fish fresh and flavorful for up to 7days*.

Nutrient Retention

Prime Fresh seals in the nutrients by not completely freezing the food.

Faster Seasoning

Soft freezing food opens gaps between cells to let in flavorsquicker.

*Data prepared by Panasonic. The effect differs depending on operating conditions, and the type,  condition and amount of food stored.