I followed PinoyCook.net Pochero recipe. Click here to view the Recipe. I modified Connie Veneracion’s recipe to utilize the 3 1/2 quart slow cooker. I also decreased the ingredients size in order to accommodate the dish in a Slow cooker. I titled it “Busy workperson’s Pochero” because it utilizes a slow cooker,
5 ounces (2 sticks) of Chorizo de Bilbao
3 pounds brisket steak
1 white medium onion chopped
2 tablespoon garlic
2 plump tomatoes chopped
2 carrots coarsely chopped
1 - 6 ounce can tomato paste
1 - 15 ounce can tomato sauce
4 bay (laurel) leaves
4 pieces Saba Banana sliced 2 inch
Cabbage coarsely sliced
Cooking Procedure:
2. Sear the Brisket steak on the frying pan to seal in the juices in the meat. About 4 minutes each side.
3. Let the steak rest on a draining grate or a plate for about 5 to 10 minutes to allow it to cool down and allow the juices to circulate in the steak.
4. Cut the brisket to 1 inch cube.
5. Cut the vegetables to desired size.
6. In the slow cooker, place the vegetable and meat in layers, those longer to cook a the bottom most in this order:
· Bottom most layer: potato cubes
· Carrots
· Chopped onions and minced garlic
· Chopped tomatoes
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· Brisket cubes
· Sliced Chorizo sausages
· Tomato paste
· Top most layer: Tomato sauce
7. Pour in the tomato paste and tomato sauce.
8. Add a cup of water.
9. Season with salt and ground pepper.
10. Cover the slow cooker. Set the slow cooker to low setting. Connect the slow cooker to a timer. Program the timer to run for eight hours. Plug in the timer to an electrical outlet.
11. Fast forward to late afternoon/early evening. Steam or boil the string beans and sliced cabbage in a pot or steamer to tenderize it.
12. Using a slotted spoon transfer the contents of the slow cooker in a wide bowl.
13. Combine the softened string beans and cabbage in the Pochero dish.
14. Serve the dish while it is hot.
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