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TANG’S KITCHEN FILIPINO RECIP

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Dec. 10<br />

Tang’s Kitchen Filipino Recip e-book<br />

Inihaw, Grill<br />

and Barbecue<br />

Recipes<br />

Chicken<br />

Barbeque<br />

Ingredients<br />

Marinade<br />

1 cup of Coke<br />

1 cup of brown sugar<br />

1 medium onion, finely<br />

chopped<br />

1/2 cup of soy sauce<br />

1/2 cup of apple cider<br />

vinegar<br />

1/4 cup of orange juice<br />

1/4 cup of ketchup<br />

1/8 cup of lemon juice<br />

6 garlic cloves, minced<br />

3 tablespoons of oyster sauce<br />

1 tablespoon of salt<br />

1 tablespoon of ground black<br />

pepper<br />

1 teaspoon of red pepper<br />

flakes<br />

4 lbs of boneless, skinless<br />

Chicken, cut into 1 inch<br />

cubes<br />

Wood Skewers soaked in<br />

water for at least 30<br />

minutes before use.<br />

Preparation Method<br />

Place all marinade<br />

ingredients in a medium<br />

saucepan and whisk to<br />

combine. Simmer over low<br />

heat for 5 minutes, stirring<br />

occasionally. Remove from<br />

heat and allow the marinade<br />

to cool to room temperature.<br />

Place the chicken cubes in a<br />

large Ziploc bag and pour in<br />

the marinade all over the<br />

meat. Seal the bag,<br />

removing as much air as<br />

possible, and set in the<br />

refrigerator to marinate<br />

overnight, turning the bag<br />

over at least once during the<br />

process.<br />

Light one chimney full of<br />

charcoal. When all the<br />

charcoal is lit and covered<br />

with gray ash, pour out and<br />

spread coals out evenly.<br />

While the fire is lighting,<br />

thread meat onto the<br />

skewer. Each piece of meat<br />

should touch the next, but<br />

not pushed tightly together.<br />

Grill directly over a hot fire,<br />

turning every 3 to 5 minutes<br />

until each side is nicely<br />

browned and the meat is<br />

cooked through.<br />

Embutido<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 lb ground pork<br />

1/2 cup finely chopped<br />

carrots<br />

1 cup - 6 slices of finely<br />

chopped cooked ham<br />

3 tbsp minced green bell<br />

pepper<br />

3 tbsp minced red bell<br />

pepper<br />

1/3 cup sweet pickle relish<br />

1/4 cup raisins<br />

3 whole eggs<br />

Tang’s Kitchen Filipino recip e-book Page 86

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