TociNado, un experimento

Date July 23, 2007

My husband loves Tocino ( sweet cured pork) and I love Hamonado << entry link. But one day I’ve decided to simplify the method, away with ‘roping’ (binding the meat with thread) which I dread most when preparing hamonado so I experimented a bit by just slicing the pork pieces into bite size while mashing the pineapple into bits to make a sauce. And this was the outcome!

TOCINADO!

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Ingredients almost similar to my Pork Pineapple Hamonado recipe, method modified:

Ingredients

1 kilo pork with a bit of fat, sliced into bite size
1 cup white sugar
2 tsp iodized salt
1 medium canned pineapple, mashed or pureed. Set aside the juice.
100 grams of quick melt cheese
1-2 tbsp oil for frying (Ive used olive oil and there’s not much difference in taste)

optional: a drop of red food color

Procedure

Marinate pork in sugar, salt and pineapple juice for few hours, a day is better.

In a bit of marinating juice, simmer the pork on low heat, turning to prevent it from sticking to the pan. When pieces are half way cooked, add 1tbsp of oil then continue turning until cooked. Set aside the cooked meat. Cook it in batches if you must. In the same pan, add the rest of the marinating juice. When juice is almost reduced to half, add the cheese by mixing in the sauce. Serve immediately by pouring on top of the pork pieces.

Great with pandan rice.

Smakelijk eten mensen!!

9 Responses to “TociNado, un experimento”

  1.  Kirk said:

    Oh Thess - I love Hamonado, and this looks wonderful.

  2.  ajay said:

    How are you Thess my dear? This looks goody. Tocino without the harmful preservatives. Lucky husband:)

  3.  thess said:

    KIRK: thanks bro!

    AJAY: Hey A! am good, tnx for asking, u? (me gotta visit your page..’will soon do) Yes, I never use preservatives :wink:

  4.  iska said:

    the melted cheese sounds great! magawa nga ito… :-)

  5.  thess said:

    ISKA: naku sana magustuhan mo…simplified hamonado lang naman.

  6.  JMom said:

    hi thess! I like the pineapple idea! I think I’ll try this version next time I make tocino.

  7.  thess said:

    JMOM: hope u like it! ;)

  8.  chelli said:

    susko ang diet ko!!!ang sarap nyan!

  9.  melissa said:

    I LOVE your experiements! :wink:

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    ” TALES OF KITCHEN NOVICE ” Eet Smakelijk (dutch) means enjoy your meal, that’s what we usually say around the table before starting any meal. I am an Asian married to a dutch gentleman, residing in Holland. There is no way that I’m a good cook, in fact I only started to cook few years back, in the year 1999 actually, when I gave my ‘ja’ word to the dutch gentleman on our wedding day *smile*. Now I enjoy spending time in my kitchen especially when there’s something new to try, new to experiment. here....

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