Like always, the chicken adobo was a hit. Cooked it around an hour and fifteen minutes at 350° F. Mmm, doesn’t it look good?
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Hmm.. you’re chicken adobo looks quite different than what we locally serve here, but it sure looks delicious. ;)
Hi! I always loved adobo. It is too easy to cook :)
and like you said, there is a thousand and one versions or ways of cooking it.
Hi! I always loved adobo. It is too easy to cook :)
and like you said, there is a thousand and one versions or ways of cooking it.
Wrong link the first time :) hehehe