A celebrated Filipino stew of oxtail, tripe, and vegetables in a thick, nutty peanut sauce tinted golden with annatto. Served with a side of bagoong alamang to balance the mild sauce, kare-kare is a festive centerpiece for family gatherings, fiestas, and special occasions.
Kare-Kare
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