Pork Sisig
While pork doesn’t receive much favor from some people, it’s still I think the most preferred source of protein. With pork, there are many recipes that can be concocted. Filipinos love sweet, sour, with saltiness and spicy foods. That is why for today I decided to cook pork sisig. My wife reminded me many times to buy some ingredients for pork sisig. With no apparent reasons, I couldn’t recall what took me so long before I remembered her plea. Aha! It’s because I don’t know how to cook pork sisig. If it’s not of her instruction I wouldn’t be able to arrive at this kind of recipe.
Pork sisig requires a little patience. The process is longer than other pork recipes (except of course for lechon). It needs boiling, grilling, and mixing all the ingredients. Seemingly simple but it’s a tedious task (maybe because it’s my first time). All ingredients complement one another for the taste just like in any other foods that we cook. However, to enhance it’s taste, pork sisig must be spicy. I put some hot chili on it to make it really hot.
Mmmmm… yummy! Truly a member of the foods at home group.
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