Pochero, or buchero, is originally a Spanish dish that has long since "moved" to the former Spanish colonies in Latin America - and to the Philippines in Asia. This is a peasant food, such a stew, in which there is not a lot of meat - but there are many different, most often seasonal, vegetables. Filipino pochero differs from all others in that it includes plantains. You will not find them in our stores (although sometimes they are found) - take unripe bananas. Only not quite green - otherwise you will not be able to clean it.
Pochero, or buchero, is originally a Spanish dish that has long since "moved" to the former Spanish colonies in Latin America - and to the Philippines in Asia. This is a peasant food, such a stew, in which there is not a lot of meat - but there are many different, most often seasonal, vegetables. Filipino pochero differs from all others in that it includes plantains. You will not find them in our stores (although sometimes they are found) - take unripe bananas. Only not quite green - otherwise you will not be able to clean it.
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