Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Pork Dinuguan/ Pork Blood Stew

This is also one of my favorite dishes. Maybe because I love pork blood specially the barbecued one.(I'll be posting that soon). You can easily buy salted fresh pig's blood at the local wet market for around P8 per cup every morning.

Pork Dinuguan or Pork Blood Stew is a savory stew of pork blood and meat with a thick and spicy gravy. It is also known as "Chocolate Meat" because it is dark in color.


We add beef to our dinuguan whenever we cook it to make the dish more flavorful and tasty.Make sure you choose beef with fat in them.

 Ingredients:

500g pork,cut into bite size pieces
250g beef, cut into bite size pieces
100g pork pancreas
5 cups of pork blood, the coagulated blood,cut into bite size pieces
4 pieces chili peppers
4 cups water
1 cups white vinegar
1 medium onion,chopped
3 cloves of garlic,minced
2 tbsp cooking oil
salt and pepper to taste
2 bay leaves (optional)


Directions:
  • In a pot, sauté garlic and onions in cooking oil until onions become transluscent. 
  • Add meat and water. Boil until meat becomes tender.
  • Add chili peppers,bay leaves and pig's blood and simmer for a few minutes. add salt and pepper to taste.
  • While it's boiling, add the vinegar and let it boil for a minute before stirring to cook the vinegar.
  • Serve with steamed rice with a sprinkle of rock salt on top.
 
 You've got to try this dish...

19 foodie thoughts...:

pinkstripes said...

Sounds interesting.

Katrina said...

Just wanted you to know that I enjoy your blog but have a hard time stopping by and commenting on every post! ;)

Anja said...

I'm from Germany, here we have blood saussage. Your recipe sounds great peach.

Chow and Chatter said...

looks very rich but not for me can;t get over the blood you little vampire!! he he

Jenn said...

I never really got into dinuguan. I guess it's the whole pork blood thing, but I have had it several times. Just not my fav of Philippines cuisine.

doggybloggy said...

beautiful photo unique dish to be sure!

Reeni♥ said...

I'm sure this tastes really good but I don't know if I can get past the cups of blood part!

MaRyA said...

I love dinuguan but I hesitate to make one without the fresh blood. I can buy it here frozen but it is not the same. Guess Ill have to wait till Im home again.. Did you make puto to go with it?

FoOd PaRaDiSe said...

looks tasty!

Talita said...

Yummm... I love pork! Looks so tasteful.
I didn't found your e-mail to explain your question about the dish of my blog, that's is like a mashed potato, but a little more increased! =)

Murasaki Shikibu said...

A lot of people cringe at the use of blood but hey...blood sausages and such can be very delicious. :)

Rossel said...

another masaraaap na recipe from you.nami-miss ko na yang dinuguan. 3 months na yata akong hindi nakakakain nyan. pag magaling na ako magluluto ako gamit ang recipe mo.

Anncoo said...

Pork Blood? I have not seen this for a long long in Singapore. Looks delicious.

girlichef said...

Wow! This is so different from anything I'd ever dream of making...but I'd love to try it! Is the coagulated pork blood similar to blood sausage...or is it really just like a "jelly"??

tigerfish said...

I do like pork blood once in a while but never heard of pork blood stew! :O

anya said...

wow sarap! favorite ko yan lalo na kapag bituka ung halo, o di ba carnivorous talaga, hehe.

Lady P said...

okay - i am just going to say, that I love you but i now longer do "blood"
living in asia for as long as i did i have eaten my far share of well, everything
now i get to be picky

Grace said...

i won't lie--things with the word blood in the name are extremely intimidating to me. i have to admit, though, that it looks pretty delicious!

Olga said...

The title is going to give me nightmares! :)

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