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Pork Sisig

Sizzling, crisp pork from Pampanga

Sisig comes from Pampanga province, the “culinary capital” of the Philippines. Originally it used up pork parts that would otherwise be left over.

Boiled, then crisp-fried pork is served with onions, chilli and calamansi on a sizzling iron plate – savoury, sour and crisp.

Pork Sisig
Servings4
Time90 min
LevelAdvanced

Ingredients

  • Pork cheek & ear (or belly)700 g
  • Onion2
  • Chilli (siling labuyo)to taste
  • Calamansi or lime juice3 tbsp
  • Soy sauce & bay leafsome of each
  • Pork liver (optional)100 g
  • Egg1

= available authentic in the Asia Boutique

Preparation

  1. Boil the pork with bay leaf and pepper until tender.

  2. Let cool and finely dice.

  3. Fry the dice crisp in a pan.

  4. Add onion and chilli, season with soy sauce.

  5. Arrange on a hot plate, finish with calamansi and egg.

Make it original

Calamansi and chilli for pork sisig are in the Asia Boutique.

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