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Tokwa't Baboy

I am going to share another recipe today and this is a popular "pulutan" in the Philippines. Usually they use tenga (ear of the pig), but you can also use pork cutlets. The tokwa and pork meat are mixed up before adding the sauce, but I chose to mix everything up so you can eat that anytime or even make it as your "baon" packed lunch for work.  Ingredients:  1/2 kilo pork cutlets 4 pieces of tokwa (tofu)  2 medium-sized onions  5 cloves of garlic 3 pieces of siling haba (finger chilies) Sauce:  1/2 cup soy sauce 1/2 cup vinegar 5 teaspoon of sugar 3 pieces of calamansi  dash of pepper Procedure:  Boil the pork meat for half an hour to make it tender.  Prepare the other ingredients while waiting for the pork meat. Dice the onions and garlic. Cut the tofu into 8 parts per piece. Slice the finger chilies into small pieces. Remove the pork meat from the pot and strain the excess water.  Deep fry the tokwa until golden brown. Remove the tokwa from the