
Tender oxtail and vegetables in a thick, golden peanut sauce, served with bagoong on the side.
Kare-kare is a centrepiece of Kapampangan cooking in Pampanga and of Filipino fiestas; its origin stories range from pre-colonial Moro cooking to Indian sepoys in 18th-century Manila.
The name: Kare-kare is often linked to 'kari' (curry), though the dish has no curry spices.
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| oxtail or beef shank | 2 kg | 4½ lb |
| peanut butter unsweetened | 200 g | ¾ cup |
| eggplant sliced | 300 g | 2 small |
| string beans cut | 300 g | 2½ cups |
| pechay (bok choy) | 300 g | 2 bunch |
| annatto paste (atsuete) | 40 g | 2½ tbsp |
| garlic minced | 40 g | 10 cloves |
| onions chopped | 300 g | 2 onions |
| toasted ground rice to thicken | ≈ 40 g | ≈ ¼ cup |
| water | ≈ 3 l | ≈ 13 cups |
| fish sauce | ≈ 30 ml | ≈ 2 tbsp |
| sautéed shrimp paste (bagoong) to serve | ≈ 120 g | ≈ ½ cup |
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Also used: heavy pot · pressure cooker (optional) · wooden spoon · saucepan
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