since thanksgiving i've been on a bit of a pot cooking spree. no, not pot the plant, pot as in my 8 quart stainless steel pot cooking spree. it all started with turkey soup. after tasting the sweet taste of a meal cooked by me, with little to no effort -which was easily package-able and ready for work-lunch containers, i was hooked. i compiled a list of pot cooking meals and included adobo on that list.


an onion, garlic, some pork, and some chicken.


soy sauce, vinegar, and a few bay leaves. start those onions!


then toss in the meat. and after the meat has cooked up a bit, add the soy sauce and vinegar. the ratio of soy sauce to vinegar is the secret here. which i won't say, as it is a secret.


make some rice, and let it all simmer for a good hour or so.