For many of the millions of Filipino Americans, the dish depicted in Wednesday, March 15's Google Doodle is the epitome of comfort food — Filipino adobo.. The juicy chicken or pork cooked in a ...

Miraming salamat, Google! Google Doodle on March 15, 2023, featured Filipino adobo. The food is often considered the national dish of the Philippines.

Adobo’s long history in Southeast Alaska reflects the history of Filipino migration, the realities of what economies open to the Native Tlingit, and how the two communities came together.

Chicken Adobo is the ultimate Filipino comfort food—a dish that’s rich, tangy, slightly sweet, and packed with umami. T ...

Reduce the heat to medium. Add 6 smashed and peeled garlic cloves and 1 thinly sliced medium yellow onion (about 2 cups) to the pot. Cook until the onion is softened, 4 to 5 minutes.

When it comes to Filipino food in the U.S., a few iconic dishes like adobo, lumpia, and pancit often dominate the culinary landscape. While these comfort foods are undoubtedly delicious, they only ...

Chicken adobo-inspired hen of the woods mushroom recipe is a sustainable, chef-approved dish. The dish evokes his Filipino heritage and embraces sustainability.

Filipino pop-ups like Adobo ATL, home bakeries and restaurants have cropped up around metro Atlanta. The scene has also gotten a boost from Kamayan ATL's James Beard Award nomination.

Though adobo is a Spanish word, the technique for making Philippine adobo predates the centuries-long Spanish colonization of and rule over the 7,000-island archipelago.