Slices of pork hock go into the slow cooker with sliced sausages, onion, garlic, bay leaves, oregano and tomatoes. When tender, cabbage wedges, sweet yellow corn and saba bananas are added.
The pork version of a tomato-based beef stew that evolved in Filipino cuisine after over three centuries of Spanish colonization. Kaldereta is from the Spanish caldero or cauldron, the traditional pot for cooking stews.
Dinuguan, Filipino pork blood stew, is found across the archipelago. But there are regional variations. The sauce can be thick, the stew can be soupy and, in the case of dinardaraan, the dish is oily and the sauce is cooked until almost dry.