A well-known Filipino stew, menudo is made with a tasty blend of pork, liver, veggies, and tomato sauce. With several regional variants, this meal is a common favorite in the Philippines and is substantial and flavorful. Fish sauce, soy sauce, and other condiments are frequently used to season menudo to taste. This hearty and satisfying dish is frequently offered for special events, family get-togethers, and even as a daily dinner. Usually, steaming rice is served alongside it. Pork menudo is a common dish served at dining tables during fiestas and other events in practically every Philippine municipality. Since this is one of the most popular "putahe" (dishes) offered, there are several varieties of it. Sun-dried raisins, green peas, or garbanzos are sometimes used to pork menudo dishes together with hotdogs (pinoy red hotdogs). Since nearly every province has its own variation, I believe it to be a regional phenomenon. I have to confess that every variant tastes just as ex...
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