Tavi

Just a woof.

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An adorable eldritch floofball known for greeting people with a hawoo and forgetting at times to speak in first person. 🐾


🏳️‍🌈 Queer as heck being Trans, AroAce, Graygender and Poly.
♾️Neurodivergent with autistic, ADHD, plural & other stuff going on.
♿ Disabled w/chronic pain stuff going on from EDS, Fibro and other stuff. (Heck yeah Cane Gang!)
💫Late 30's and been through A Lot of rough shit in her life.
🐺Norse Heathen. Fenrir did nothing wrong, and Nazi's don't go to Valhalla; they get eaten by a dragon forever in Náströnd for all their BS. 🐲
🏴 Anarchist without adjectives. Just want a world where people are empowered to take care of each other.


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posts from @Tavi tagged #Filipino Food

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My housemate let me know awhile ago that he'd be craving Chicken Adobo, reason being when he grew up one of his friends was from a big Filipino immigrant family, and some of the branches of my housemate's family had Filipino roots as well. So he grew up with memories of big family gatherings with lots of food, one of the dishes being adobo. The version he recalls though from his memory took families 7-8 hours of cooking on the stove and fed a small army.

This isn't quite that. There's only two of us to feed and I'm physically not able to do a full day in the kitchen (chronic pain and all that), so I went for a quicker version following a recipe from from Filipina Chef Kitchen (@ FilipinaChefKitchen) on youtube, found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5J076gwY33I. There's a few differences in mine though, particularly I used chicken thighs because it's what I tend to buy (they're cheap) and I used a low sodium soy sauce because I'm supposed to be watching my blood pressure. Oh, also my housemate remembered potatoes in the version he grew up with, so I sauteed those in with the onions at the start.