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The Adobo Cookbook: Authentic & Modern Filipino Recipes - Traditional & Creative Adobo Dishes for Home Cooking & Filipino Cuisine Lovers
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The Adobo Cookbook: Authentic & Modern Filipino Recipes - Traditional & Creative Adobo Dishes for Home Cooking & Filipino Cuisine Lovers
The Adobo Cookbook: Authentic & Modern Filipino Recipes - Traditional & Creative Adobo Dishes for Home Cooking & Filipino Cuisine Lovers
The Adobo Cookbook: Authentic & Modern Filipino Recipes - Traditional & Creative Adobo Dishes for Home Cooking & Filipino Cuisine Lovers
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Nick Joaquin's Adobo Line: So who doesn't have a favorite adobo? Certainly not Nick Joaquin. Surely he savoured adobo and was pampered with all persuasions of it-for what better pulutan to go with ice cold beer? Of adobo, he wrote: "I tell my readers that the best compliment they can pay me is to say that they smell adobo or lechon when they read me. I was smelling adobo and lechon when I wrote me."
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The book contains a wealth of adobo recipes from all over the Philippines. The only concern I have about the book is that some of the recipes list occasional ingredients in Tagalog and there is no glossary of Filipino cooking ingredients and cooking terms. There are a few recipes that are not in English at all. For those of us who may have grown up eating adobo and know only English, it can be somewhat frustrating. I will have to have some of my bilingual cousins translate for me.

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