by Stacy Bareng
View ProfileThe Philippines meet Mexico in this uniquely delicious dish. Filipino braised pork adobo is tucked into soft corn tortillas and topped with a refreshing cabbage slaw and homemade macerated red onions. Finish your tacos with a little drizzle of sriracha aioli and taste the best of both worlds with Asian and Spanish influences.
Nutritional facts
Protein
50g
Carbs
56g
Calories
960
Fat
54g
Ingredients
Sesame Oil, Bay Leaf, Sriracha, Corn Tortilla, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Carrots, Red Onion, Black Pepper, Cilantro, Garlic, Honey, Sugar, Kewpie Mayonnaise, Onion, Light Soy Sauce, Kosher Salt, Cider Vinegar, Light Brown Sugar, Rice Wine Vinegar, Lemon Juice, Red Cabbage, Pork Shoulder
Reviews
4.4
Based on 2926 reviews
Chef Stacy Bareng takes people on a culinary exploration through extraordinary cuisine. Hailing from a Filipino immigrant family, Bareng's passion for food was ignited by helping her grandma and mother grow organic vegetables, raise livestock, and cook authentic farm-to-table Filipino cuisine.
After graduating from Le Cordon Bleu with a specialization in French, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine, Bareng worked her way up in hotel kitchens honing her skills. At ever-popular The Tasting Kitchen, she worked directly with James Beard-nominated Casey Lane as a sous chef, mastering whole animal butchery and pasta making while learning to channel her creative process. After pursuing side projects, Bareng became chef de cuisine for Viale dei Romani, a coastal Italian restaurant named "one of the biggest openings of 2018" nationally by Food & Wine Magazine while under her supervision. She then returned to San Luis Obispo as executive chef at Cass House Grill, a true farm-to-table restaurant under consultant/mentor, Julie Simon. Needing a return to Los Angeles, Bareng worked along two-Michelin-starred chef Josiah Citrin to relaunch Melisse before the pandemic started. Bareng enjoys applying all her technique and experience to the cuisine of her childhood, so expect Filipino comfort food such as lumpias, pancit, and adobo with a Californian-Angeleno flair.
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