Adobe Bo (Adobo) is a popular Filipino dishes cooked from meat or seafood, marinated with garlic, vinegar and fried in oil until it is Brown and the word "Adobe Bo" came from Spain, but the method of cooking is of indigenous people of the Philippines. When Spain beat the Philippines in the late 16th century and early 17th century Spain, so people get to know the process of making traditional food associated with vinegar, called Adobe Spain Vizcaya, which is meant to be seasoned or marinated. Although Adobe Bo of the Philippines and Spain have some shared characteristics, but they refer to something that was different. Adobe Bo of the Philippines has been described in Spain as the food prepared by fermentation, but Adobe Bo for Filipino have over. Generally refers to food cooked with pork or chicken, or a combination of cooked out, slowly. In soy sauce vinegar, garlic, black pepper, crushed a krawan and Thailand and is typically Brown or bake pan from.
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