Fried Pork Meat in Adobo

This dish is very typical in Central America and has its origins in Spanish gastronomy, particularly in the Canary Islands. It is enjoyed with potatoes and salad.

Fried pork meat in adobo from Guatemala is a traditional recipe that has been passed down through generations.

This dish, enjoyed with potatoes and salad, represents a fusion of the region's culinary past and present.

Fried Pork Meat in Adobo

Main Dish
1 hour
2 Servings

Ingredients

500 grams of Fresh chopped pork meat

4 Large garlic cloves

Coarse salt

1 tablespoon of Paprika

1 teaspoon of Spicy paprika

1 Splash of red wine vinegar

2 tablespoons of Dried oregano

Extra virgin olive oil

50 milliliters of Oil

Preparation

Step 1 : To prepare the meat adobo, the first thing to do is to chop the meat, making sure to remove any excess fat it may have.

Step 2 : The pieces should be of similar size to cook evenly.

Step 3 : Next, place the meat in a bowl.

Step 4 : In a mortar, place the chopped garlic cloves and a little coarse salt, crush until a paste is obtained.

Step 5 : Then, add the paprika, vinegar, and oil gradually, adding as needed.

Step 6 : Add oregano to taste and mix well.

Step 7 : It is recommended to taste and adjust the flavors according to personal preference, adding more oil or salt if necessary.

Step 8 : Once the adobo is ready, add it to the bowl with the meat and rub vigorously with hands to ensure the meat is well coated.

Step 9 : Subsequently, heat a skillet over medium heat with a drizzle of oil and add the meat.

Step 10 : Stir constantly with a wooden spoon until cooked but juicy.

Step 11 : When serving, place the meat on a platter and pour the remaining adobo and oil from the skillet over it.

Step 12 : The meat can be served with wrinkled potatoes, salad, and a good glass of wine.

Step 13 : The aroma of the adobo fills the air, indicating that the dish will be delicious.

Step 14 : Enjoy!

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