This is my version of Adobong Pusit
The things you will need:
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| ginger, garlic, and onion (chopped, sliced, diced, whatever you like darling) |
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| of course, Pusit (squid) |
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| don't forget the Ink Sacs |
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| 2T oyster sauce, 2T vinegar, 3T soy sauce, 1/2 cup sprite |
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here's how it works:
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| saute everything in oil |
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| add in squid |
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| then toss in the ink sacs, cook for 2 minutes |
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| then add oyster sauce, saute till everything gets coated |
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| pour in sprite (yes I got greedy, I has to put moaaaaar :3 ) |
Let it simmer for about 15-20 minutes. I know people would be saying "that's gonna be like chewin rubber".
NOPE! 15-20 minutes is enough for it to get tender. I don't have problems with overcooking squid, cause then I wont have any problems with having leftovers and having to re-heat them again :)
just remember that half-way through the simmering era of the cooking of the adobo, don't forget to add in the vinegar. just drizzle it on top and leave it covered. it is important not to stir after the addition of the vinegar.
a little salt and pepper to taste
Here is what its gonna look like after
NOPE! 15-20 minutes is enough for it to get tender. I don't have problems with overcooking squid, cause then I wont have any problems with having leftovers and having to re-heat them again :)
just remember that half-way through the simmering era of the cooking of the adobo, don't forget to add in the vinegar. just drizzle it on top and leave it covered. it is important not to stir after the addition of the vinegar.
a little salt and pepper to taste
Here is what its gonna look like after
