Filipino pork adobo from Milk Street Fast and Slow: Instant Pot Cooking at the Speed You Need (page 207) by Christopher Kimball

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    Can substitute neutral oil of your choice for grapeseed oil.

  • Bessp on May 18, 2024

    Very tasty! The pork had wonderful texture and flavor. I served with brown rice and sauteed sugar snap peas.

  • Shewi128 on July 25, 2022

    I made this recipe using the "slow" technique with the venting open on the Instant Pot. After 4.5 hours, the meat wasn't super tender like I wanted. I ended up turning the Instant Pot back on for pressure cooking for 3 minutes. It definitely did the trick. This had rave reviews from friends and even the kids.

  • dinnermints on August 26, 2021

    This was delicious, but very rich, with no veggies to cut the richness - probably would not make it again for that reason. If I did, I'd remove all of the pork from the pot and then put the liquid into a fat separator rather than try to spoon it off of the top, which is not very effective. I thought it might be a bit on the salty side (and I love me some salt), but no one else thought so.

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