FILIPINO SISIG
A popular Capangpangan dish from the Philippines. The original version of Sisig is made from Parts of Pig's head, checks, ears and snout. Though variations using Chicken, fish , tofu and beef are also a common innovation of this dish.
It's tangy, Savory and spicy dish that makes it perfect for pick-a food on a drinking session.
This dish is server mostly on a sizzling plate with egg on the top, chilies and a squeeze of calamansi.
INGREDIENTS:
- 500 grams Pig's head (ears, cheeks or snout) or pork belly or chicken (bones and liver)
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- Green chili pepper (The more the better)
- Calamansi (line if not available)
- Soy sauce, Vinegar, mayonnaise (Optional)
- Salt and Pepper
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Oil
INSTRUCTIONS:
- If using Pig's head, wash and boil the parts of the Pig's head for 1-2 hours until soft.
- Grill the Pig's head until cooked and charred.
- If using pork belly or chicken, you can boil or grill it until cooked through and tender.
- Once cooked, Chop the mean into small bite sized pieces.
FRY and SAUTE
- Heat oil in a pan and fry the chopped Garlic, Onion , ginger and chilies until aroma is release.
- Add the Meat and fry about 5-8 minutes. Add a little soy sauce and vinegar and stir for 2 minutes.
SERVE
- In a Hot Sizzling plate, Place the sisig and top it with mayonnaise, chilies and crack 1 fresh egg on top.
- Add seasoning to taste (pepper and salt)
FEAST
- Mix all on the sizzling plate and eat.
Sisig is typically enjoyed with Beer, making it a perfect bar food or " Pulutan " dish in the Philippines.
A rich, smoky, tangy and spicy flavor that makes you eat more of this Classic Filipino Sisig.

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