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    How to Cook the Best Pork And Chicken Guisantes (Peas)Easy Recipe

    May 28, 2020 by Eat Like Pinoy Leave a Comment

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    1. What is Best Pork and Chicken Guisantes Recipes
    2. Ways to Cook
    3. Other Delicious and Easy Variants and Recipes
    4. Trivia
    5. Tips for Cooking these Recipes
    6. Troubleshooting
    7. Serve With
    8. Conclusions
    9. Best Pork And Chicken Guisantes Recipe
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    What is Best Pork and Chicken Guisantes Recipes

    Filipinos are known to love making a variety of dishes on every occasion. When celebrating such a special occasion, simple dinner, etc., this is the perfect meal you need to prepare. Best Pork and chicken guisantes are one of the go-to dishes when you want a delicious yet simple recipe. 

    Photo Credits to Kawaling Pinoy

    This recipe is always loved by the Filipinos because of its texture, taste, and flavor. It is also very pleasing in the eyes because of the festive colors of various vegetables together in it. This recipe is an affordable meal.

    The good thing about this dish is that you don't have to prepare many ingredients. In this recipe, all you need is pork or chicken, tomato sauce, roasted bell pepper, and green peas, you can get to taste a very Classic Filipino food for the whole family. It’s like you’re celebrating a special event on a normal day!


    Ways to Cook 

    There are two styles of cooking this dish. One way of cooking is to fry the pork to make the meat crispy and add the cooked sauce. Or the other is to put the chicken and pork in a cooking pot, mix all the ingredients and simmer it until it's cooked. 


    Instant pot

    The instant pot is a multi-cooker brand. It's a lot easier to cook; it will soften the meat and make your cooking faster.  It is the best way of cooking when you are hungry and exhausted.

    Slow Cook

    A slow cook or crockpot is a one-step preparation. Just cut all of your ingredients and put them in the pot, and it will bring out the flavor. There will be no uncertainty that your food is uncooked.

    Stovetop

    The stovetop is cooked on the top of the stove and commonly used in the kitchen to implement heat to the base of pans or pots. It is more convenient and flexible in burner style, size, etc.


    Other Delicious and Easy Variants and Recipes

    Photo Credits to Panlasang Pinoy

    There are different ways of preparing Pork and Chicken Guisantes. Many provinces adopted the recipe. We know Filipinos love to discover a different food style like having milk/gata, sizzling and more. And these are some of the styles of cooking guisantes in the Philippines.

    Guisantes With Potato and Bell Pepper

    It is the best way to eat Guisantes with Potato and Bell Pepper. To balance the taste and be even healthier in our body. The best way to put vegetables in a pot is at the end of cooking it.  And it will not be overcooked and lose many nutrients from the vegetables.

    With Milk

    When you want creamier and tastier Guisantes, you can include milk. There are benefits of nutrients due to milk/gata or coconut cream, and it is more delicious, and the Filipinos like it. It is a tastier version of the original Guisantes Recipe.

    With Cinnamon

    We know cinnamon is for bread only, but you are mistaken. It can also be a partner with this dish. It adds the flavor of sweetness to Pork and Chicken Guisantes.


    Trivia

    It is a Portuguese dish originated from Guisantes, or "peas," meaning in Spanish. That's why this one-pot/pan Filipino dish gets its name. Until we got the recipe here in the Philippines, there were many different versions of it, with coconut cream, cooked on baby back ribs and cinnamon. So this dish is popular at banquets. And good for kids because of the vegetables it gives. 


    Tips for Cooking these Recipes

    For your best version of Pork and Chicken Guisantes, here are some tips to make your cooking richer and tastier!

    Photo Credits to Lutong Bahay Recipe
    •  Use a good quality of meat, fresh meat from the market.
    • If you use green peas, avoid using made with canned green peas instead; use the frozen type with a sweeter taste and less salty.
    • Instead of using a tomato sauce, use the better one; chopped fresh tomatoes and add some tomato paste for a lot of tastier.
    • If you are a fit person, you can use the chicken breast to avoid some food fat. 
    • Avoid overcooked vegetables because they can no longer eat because they melt on the inside. After cooking the Chicken and Pork Guisantes, If you want well-done vegetables, add the vegetables and simmer them for 2-5 minutes.
    • Always wash the meat and vegetables properly to keep us out of sicknesses. 
    • Choose the good quality of vegetables and not the ones that will be rotting
    • Find out where they have allergies to prevent body illness like green peas; not everyone ate then.
    • Make sure all the ingredients you put are appropriate to prevent the food spoilage

    ·         You carefully estimate the placement of the different condiments. Do not trust the measurement given or you read in some recipe book. 


    Troubleshooting 

    To prevent ruining our dish, here are some tips to be considered to save this recipe.

    • If you want to make it more sweet you can always add sugar.
    • Add milk to make the dish more creamy.
    • Lessen the tomato sauce if you don’t want it to be sour. 
    • Always cook the meat slowly to not overcook the meat because it might get tough and chewy.

    Serve With

    To balance your tastebuds, here are some of the best partner or serve with:

    • Rice - All food for Filipino is best with rice. They say that Filipino cannot live without rice. The Pork and Chicken Guisantes with green peas and roasted bell peppers in thick tomato sauce is good, delicious, and best served with steamed brown or white rice.
    • Bread – It can also pair with stuffed bread. It may taste weird for you, but it is very authentic.
    • Java Rice - It is a bowl of fried rice that utilizes turmeric and annatto as its main flavor.
    • Ginisang Baguio Beans - It is sauteed green Baguio bean, minced garlic, onions, salt, pepper and meat.
    • Chicken Potato Salad - This dish is made up of potato and shredded chicken, with rich and creamy dressing.
    • Shrimp Salad - It is a unique salad with bright red-orange color of the shrimp starks in contrast to its light and tangy dressing.

    Conclusions

    The Pork and Chicken Guisantes may not originate from the Philippines. But it shows that it is part of our cuisine. When having a special occasion like a Festival, it is one of the Filipinos' food buffets. This food will remind you of happy memories. In every bite you will taste different textures; sweet, spicy, salty and a bit of tanginess. It is also good as comfort food; when you're sad and want an affordable meal, you may wanna grab a bite of this food. Overall, this is a very good dish and this is not just for festivals, but it is also a perfect daily dish. 

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    pork and chicken guisantes in a white bowl

    Best Pork And Chicken Guisantes Recipe

    Filipino cuisines are known for their flavorful menu sauces. Pork and chicken guisantes are loaded with different flavors that make it sauce best pair for rice.
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    Course: Main Course
    Cuisine: Filipino
    Keyword: Chicken recipe, Pork recipe
    Prep Time: 10 minutes
    Cook Time: 50 minutes
    Total Time: 1 hour
    Servings: 4 people
    Calories: 544kcal
    Cost: $5-20

    Ingredients

    • ½ kg Chicken cut into bite-size
    • ½ kg Pork meat cut into strips
    • 1 cup Tomato sauce
    • 1 cup Green peas
    • ½ teaspoon Salt
    • ½ teaspoon Ground black pepper
    • ½ cup Chicken broth
    • 1 cup Beef broth
    • 1 tablespoon Oil
    • 4 cloves Garlic crushed into pieces
    • 1 pc Red onion cut into strips
    • 1 pc Red bell pepper cut into strips

    Instructions

    • Heat oil in a pan, saute garlic until lightly brown.
    • Add onion and saute until softened.
    • Now add in the pork and chicken meat and continue mixing until brown.
    • Season the meat mixture with salt, ground black pepper, and pour in the chicken and beef broth and add tomato sauce.
    • Boil for 45 minutes over low heat. After 45 minutes, add green peas and simmer for another 5 minutes.
    • After 5 minutes, add bell pepper and mix.
    • Serve in a serving bowl and enjoy!

    Nutrition

    Calories: 544kcal | Carbohydrates: 10g | Protein: 36g | Fat: 39g | Saturated Fat: 13g | Cholesterol: 135mg | Sodium: 1057mg | Potassium: 831mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 627IU | Vitamin C: 24mg | Calcium: 50mg | Iron: 3mg
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