The Marinade recipe.
I poured the marinade over some boneless, skinless chicken thighs and let them chill overnight..
Threw a pouch of wood pellets onto the Hasty Bake and also a bowl of chicken stock and rice.
grilled my chicken thighs and a few spears of asparagus...
made more smokey fried rice... (I love that stuff)
The chicken was wonderful... Loved Rueben's marinade!
If you get the chance, check out Rueben's blogs... BBQ Guam and Guam Firehouse Cook Where Rueben and his talented Firefighting friends cook up some amazing goodies! :)
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That marinade is called Adobo in the Philippines, and it is quite tasty, especially with grilled chicken.
Thank you for the info Anonymous! I really liked the stuff. Hope to try it with a bit of sugar next time.
Thanks for stopping by! :)
Cowgirl I was wondering why I was getting so much traffic from your site. Now I know. I thank you for your kind comments but your cooking and presentation just takes it to another level. Great as usual!!
Your one of a kind...
BTW how is your friend doing? The prayers are still coming.
You're welcome Rueben and Thank you again! I loved the marinade. Hope others check out your blogs.. both have quickly become two of my favorites. :)
My friend is still having a rough time but things are better. Thank you for your prayers and for being so thoughtful to ask Rueben. I appreciate it...
Hey, that looks like a great all-purpose marinade. But, hold the presses, smoked rice!!! That would be addictive for sure. oh yum.
Thanks Mrs JP! The marinade is so tasty! :)
I seem to be addicted to smoked rice right now... can't get enough of it, lol.
Hope you give both a try sometime!
Actually Anonymous isn't correct. The marinade is not called adobo. Adobo isn't technically a marinade. Adobo encompasses a technique of cooking in vinegar and is actually a stew rather than a marinade. It wouldn't be considered adobo if it was grilled either.
The traditional taste of adobo, though varies, has a pronounced bay leaf flavor.
To be quite honest, I'm from Guam and have made this marinade plenty of times, this recipe is actually missing one or two ingredients. They are special ingredients that can only be found on Guam and on the Mainland where there are a lot of Chamorros living.
The recipe is good nonetheless.
Alan thank you for the info! Very interesting. :)
I loved Rueben's version of the marinade. It turned out great!
Thank you for stopping by, hope you check out Rueben's blogs too... he has many more recipes and cooking ideas.
Thanks again!
From the pictures I've seen, your area is absolutely beautiful!
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