Inihaw na Baboy (Grilled Pork Chops)
Just craving for a grilled pork, it’s a pinoy style grilled pork chop. I think you will find this in every Malls in my country. Best served with Achara. It’s a pork version of Chicken Inasal (bacolod chicken inasal – grilled chicken). We filipinos really love to have barbeque of any kind. ………..Did you know that moderate eating of pork provides you plenty of health benefits derived from the most prominent vitamins and minerals in each serving. Iron for example, helps keep your energy levels high while building red blood cells to stave off illness and boost immunity…but excessive consumption of pork especially its fat might be hazardous to our health….so, eat pork moderately!
Ingredients: good for 3-4 persons
- 8 pcs pork chops
- 3 pcs calamansi or lemon juice
- 1/2 cup Philippines soy sauce
- 1/2 cup sprite
- 1/2 tsp ground pepper
- 1 tsp fish sauce
- 1/4 cup ketsup (banana ketsup)
- In a mixing bowl, mis all ingredients together and rub pork evenly. marinade for 1 minimum of one hour.
- In a charcoal grill or oven, grill pork to your desired doneness
- Enjoy! bet paired with your favourite vegetable dishes
Posted on November 19, 2011, in Appetizers, Mains, Pork and tagged baboy, Grilled Pork Chops, inihaw na baboy, pork chops. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
Foodtrip......by: nors vargas 
I’m curious to know where Banana ketsup might be purchased. What color is it? Do you have a general list of ingredients, for instance in USA ketsup is generally made with tomatoes, sugar, vinegar, salt,…
But what exactly is Banana ketsup?
Hi shez..this Ketsup is usually found in an Asian store. It’s a Philippine made. The color is still red because it has little tomato paste. It is made with very ripe bananas, onions ,garlic, raisins and tomato paste. Try this on your favorite meats and grilled it. Believe me taste really yum especially if you like the sweet side of a barbecue ….
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