Adobo History
Cooking??
Adobo variations
Culture and foods
100

What Spanish word is the name adobo come from?

Adobar

100

Name at least 3 seasonings listed in the pork adobo recipe.

Any two: black pepper, bay leaves, garlic, soy sauce or vinegar.

100

What is the Filipino name for chicken adobo?

Adobong manok.

100

What Filipino dish is the main focus of our presentation?

Adobo

200

What two ingredients were traditionally used to preserve adobo?

Salt & vinegar

200

Which ingredient gives adobo its sour flavor?

vinegar

200

What is the Filipino name for pork adobo?

Adobong baboy.

200

What does the family recipe story show about learning to cook?

Cooking knowledge can be passed down between generations and developed through practice.

300

What does the Spanish word 'adobar' mean?

To marinate in sauce or seasoning.

300

Which ingredient used in many modern adobo recipes was introduced through Chinese trade?

soy sawce

300

What is white adobo called?

Adobong puti.

300

Name two ways traditional dishes can help preserve cultural identity.

preserving family traditions, sharing memories, passing down cooking knowledge, and connecting generations. (any two)

400

What is the traditional cooking method described in the presentation?

Slow cooking with salt and vinegar to preserve the main ingredient.

400

Based on the presentation, how does the cook learn to measure ingredients without measuring cups?

Through repeated practice, tasting and learning to eyeball ingredients. Love.

400

Which two Filipino cultural groups are mentioned as continuing to prepare adobo without soy sauce?

Kapampangan and Visayan people.

400

How does Ilocano pork adobo demonstrate the preservation of cultural traditions across generations?

By learning recipes and cooking techniques from older family members and passing that knowledge through practice.

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