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Pork ribs adobo is just adobo made with pork ribs instead of the usual cuts like pork belly or pork shoulder. The bones add extra flavor to the sauce as it cooks, and the meat becomes very tender.

This recipe is very easy to make. Once everything is in the pot, just let it simmer until the ribs are tender and the sauce reduces.

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If you've ever searched for Filipino adobo, you probably noticed something right away - not everyone makes it the same.

One adobo might be dark and saucy. Another is pale with no soy sauce. Some versions add coconut milk.

Others are cooked down until almost dry and crispy. And a few even skip vinegar completely (which surprises a lot of people).

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Adobong hipon is a Filipino shrimp adobo cooked in a garlicky, savory sauce. Unlike traditional pork or chicken adobo, this version cooks quickly and is ready in about 20 minutes.

If you love shrimp and want something fast and delicious, this is an easy weeknight recipe for you.

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This cassava cake recipe is inspired by budin from Quezon - a simple baked cassava cake that's lightly sweet with a soft, chewy texture.

Simple but really delicious, the cassava flavor really stands out without being too rich or heavy.

It's also an easy, one-bowl recipe. Just mix everything together, pour it into the pan, and bake.

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Adobong mais is a simple Filipino corn dish made with fresh corn, garlic, and butter. It doesn't get talked about enough, but it's one of the easiest ways to turn fresh corn into something really flavorful.

This isn't the usual adobo with vinegar and soy sauce. It's more of a quick garlic sauté, and the corn cooks fast - you're done in about 10 minutes.

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