Pochero

8 April 2011

What you'll need:

Pork Ribs
Garlic & Onions, minced
Tomatoes, minced
¼ cup Tomato Sauce
Saba banana, cut into 1 inch rings
Sitaw
Potatoes
Cabbage
Salt to taste

 How to do it:

1. Saute garlic, onions, tomatoes and pork ribs one after another. Add water to help meat become tender.
2. Once meat is tender, add the potatoes.
3. Add the tomato sauce. Wait to boil.
3. Add the saba, sitaw, cabbage and salt and wait to boil again.

Dinner is served.

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