Maputing Cooking 5 - Vegemite adobo - Foreigner speaks tagalog, cooks Filipino food

Can you just double check that's definitely rolling? I'm Chris, an Australian who enjoys cooking and pairing Aussie wines to my recipes. "Adobo" - a popular dish in Philippine cuisine that involves meat, seafood, or vegetables marinated in a sauce of vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic, browned in oil, and simmered in the marinade. :) Vegemeat?? Can i read it? Oh, so this is to substitute the soy sauce? I'll give you 195pesos for this because you know how to speak Filipino well! (thumbs up) Vegemite can be a substitute for soysauce. Shout out to my amigos/amigas in Blacktown Sydney!! I'll put in 1 or 2 cloves of garlic. Then onions, next is bay leaves/laurel, and lots of pepper. Then 1 kilogram of pork belly. I'll mix in everything just to get the pepper and the garlic distributed. 1/4 cup water of soy sauce 1/3 cup water of vinegar Use your hand!! HAHAHA!! Do I really need to use my hand? Haha! And we're back, this is really good, SUPER SUPER salty! And i'm gonna put in 1 tablespoon of the Vegemite into this dish. Lastly, a cup of water. Then mix the Vegemite. I'm gonna give this a stir for 10 minutes until it boils. The sauce has already boiled and softened the Vegemite so it's easy to stir. It's really hard to speak/explain wines in Filipino language. This is a world first that someone has cooked "Vegemite Adobo". I lessened the vinegar so the acidity will not be too high to pair with the wine. And of course, I have my own special ingredient for this Adobo. The "Vegemite" from Australia. The taste is really strong so I suggest you really need the rice. Maybe because it's not the "usual" Adobo. The difference is that it tastes a little more earthy. I don't know what's the Filipino term for "earthy" flavor compared to the original soy based Adobo. BUT! It still does taste good!! A very salty style, the pepper, garlic, onions... you can all taste as well. It adds a little bit more fruit and sweetness in your mouth together with the "salty" flavors of the Vegemite Adobo. I should do this in "slow motion" Hahaha! Delicious coconut juice!! Philippines Coconut juice! Yummiest in the world! Haha! (tune of "I'm a little teapot") "Here is my handle, here is my spout.. when I get all steamed up, hear me shout..."