This flavorful pork stew is an adapted variation of adobo arequipeño, a stew that comes from the Peruvian region of Arequipa. Instead of chicha, a fermented corn drink, it uses apple cider, and the dried Ají panca peppers are replaced with sweet paprika, but you can also add a teaspoon of cayenne pepper for a little spice.
Method of preparing the Adobo:
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In a food processor, combine all sauce ingredients until smooth.
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Put the pork pieces into a large bowl. Cover the meat with the marinade, then cover with a lid and refrigerate overnight.
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Transfer the contents of the bowl into a slow cooker. Pour the beef stock and the sliced onion into the slow cooker as well.
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Cook the stew for 6-8 hours on high, or until fork-tender.
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Traditionally, Peruvian adobo is served in bowls with crusty bread, but it also works well with a side of rice or any other grain of your choice.
Source: Food52.com