Afritada is a Filipino meat and vegetable stew simmered in tomato sauce with potatoes, carrots, and bell peppers, closely related to caldereta but notably milder. Without the liver spread that darkens caldereta, afritada stays brighter and lighter, a comforting everyday dish across Filipino households nationwide.
Afritada
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