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  • All that and no rice? Pffffttt...

  • this more like scraple than sisig..

  • Very very very nice!i'll definitly try this!tnx man-ur the best

  • Whoa! I don't have any idea how to cook sisig and your version is so easy to follow! I will definitely try this. Salamat! :))

  • you forgot the Egg!!!

  • very nice well done.... for the looks.. i can taste it... it is like other restaurant`s sisig taste.. but this you made have more flavor in it.. because you use many add ons... ... 5/5 :)

  • Please spare some for me... :)

  • Cool GUY 

  • nice sisig there :D

  • uhhh... quite a scary variation, huh? but it was nice.. ^^,

  • wow version u cool it so evrytime u want to eat theres more on your fridge :)

  • yuck version!but nice try hehe

  • nice : )

  • Man, you've got me craving for sisig! :(

    Loved the garlic part! :)

    Maybe try some sizzling plates for presentation... just suggesting :)

  • yes! the egg was the show stopper. mukhang masarap ito!

  • Dude I could hang out with you. Nicely done

  • yummy!!!

    

  • whoa frozen sisig cake, that's new =). i guess the freezing will make the pork more crunchy which is good, like lechon kawali.

  • cook me one too please~

    lol

    looks really well prepared and delicious ^-^

  • unique combination there,,sisig with toast? and instead of mixing the eggs with the sisig, u let it cook sunnyside up..

    but man,,thats looking good,,u got me drooling here,,

    cheers !

    now to find some redhorse to go with that sisig u got there,,

    hehe

  • thats not the way how it done. but seems good, there is an easy way and faster way to make SISIG in different variation,..... i cooked different types of sisig, from pork to squid, to beef and other more. :P

  • thank you fat boy for posting this lovely clip! god bless you fat boy!

  • nice......... good job!!! and to other filipinos please just accept he made it even better hahahaha..... im pinoy too and im proud you love our food here in phi.. tnx for the post... imma try your version tnx and gudluck

  • OMG... i love sisig, but i need to know the audio files...

    i tried looking for "data" but couldn't find it - i really need to know the track..!

    salamat!!!

  • change the hot sauce with chopped jalapeño with seeds still on it... it will be a real kicker in your drinking sessions... and one more thing... it's the best dish with san miguel beer on the side... XD...

  • LOOKS GREAT, MAN!

  • that aint no sisig im a filipino and i know a sisig when i see one that thing looks nothing like it

  • @proRemix It's his VARIATION! get it?

  • Well thats one pretty weird way to cook sisig.. xD.. But still its nice that our traditional dishes are spreading across the world xD

    Nice...

  • r u tory king lol

  • This is definitely not sisig. It is [b]bopis[/b], which is a stew-like concoction very similar to sisig, differentiated by the simmering process.

    Quite good, but not sisig.

    There are various other things you can try with bopis if you're adventurous. Look up the recipes online.

  • dont add water.. let the soy sauce and vinegar only.. and aside from putting hot sause.. try putting green nand red peppers.. chopped.. dont fry the onions.. its more delicious when it is raw..

  • that was a good variation---thinkin' outside the box---what made you decide to use other ingredients? availability?

  • Availability was it. I had eaten sisig prepared at many restaurants in the Philippines, so I was familiar with the flavor mix I wanted.

  • that is good. i'm in cal, (l.a. area), where are you at? finding filipino is not hard where i'm at.

  • When I posted the video, I was south of Atlanta. Now (2 years later), I am in South Korea.

  • thats not how you do it.. you never cook the onion

    plus use lil pepper or maybe jalepeno

    one last thing never ever mix it with eggs..

    youre messin up the flavor

  • i wonder if you brought that in southern america.yummy!

  • Best with matching iced cold beer

  • sisig with a western twist!hehe....

  • that is not sisig... it looks nasty! stick with the original...

  • oomahhlord... where's ur beer?? lol

  • I tried it just the way you made this and it cam out Good! The 49ers vs Lions game never tasted so good!! Thanks it was a big hit with my friends (some non-pinoy). Thank You!!

  • its not origal!but good innovation..

  • wow when did you learn to cook sisig? its nice to see a foreign guy making sisig.. i think you very good... you make me really hungry, now time to get off and look for food..

  • I've been very observant when I've visited the Philippines. Good food everywhere!

  • @mybigbearron

    All I can say is wow!!! I love the frozen part idea also "man your smart" are you a chef?

  • ....kulay inidoro ang kawali nya ah! ....ahihihihi! Oppppps....!

  • Unbelievably this guy learns Good a new style Sisig! makes me Hungry while watching delicious.

  • mmmmm... LAMI! hehehe...

    I could consume a lot of rice with it! hahaha

  • awesome! that's what i do too. make a large batch then freeze. that way i save prep time. :)

    btw, nice background music. ;)

  • well, this one looks like uv been drinking and got a craving for food and did something ud never expect ul do when ur sober.but great for one drunk guy

  • thumbs up!

    very nice that you made your own version of cooking sisig. thanks for sharing!

  • that's innovation!!! keep it up man..

  • yuummm!!! make me some!

  • Gus2 ko un umaapoy pa!.

    haha.

  • Would be good to add a bit of mayo. green peppers. calamansi. and chicharon. Have you eaten a chicaron yet? xD

  • Since I posted this video, I've returned to the Philippines several times and have eaten sisig in several variation throughout. You're right! Mayo, green peppers, etc add wonders to the dish. I watched Brendon's father and brother make sisig from the head and ears of a freshly slaughtered pig. It was delicious!

  • out of curiosity, i tried sisig  about five years ago at a club with bands in ilocos norte. i was just curious what's a sizzling sisig tastes like coz' i heard about the dish many times. the truth is, i don't like it. it taste like fat with the mayo and egg. "dinakdakan" is the best!!! i'm filipino

  • To me, flavor-wise it resembles American breakfast sausage fried to a crispy outside while the inside remains soft. Of course, spices make all the difference in the world. I like the hot spices best. Texture wise, sisig is crunchier (due to cartilage bits).

  • i bet thats taste good.hmmmmm,,,,yummy

  • Hehe do you guys know how to READ? It's HIS OWN VARIATION. Plus he didn't serve it watery. He cooled it down and cooked it again. Sheesh. Learn to read, guys. Nagpapakita kayo ng pangit na ugali ng pilipino, and that's a shame.

  • the fck??rice cake? sisig homos way..

  • quick question. Are you homosexual?

  • why, you interested?

  • yumeeee! where's the beer?

  • Infairness Magaling xa magluto... "Sisig champorado cake na version".. hehehehe

  • CHOCOLATE CAKE

  • gnawa mong champorado!!! di nilalagyan ng tubig yan pati hot sauce na tae ng BABOYT!!!!

  • kadiri!! binaboy mo ang sisig ng philippines.

  • Yum! I miss sisig. Watching this video makes my mouth water. I like adding calamansi/lemon on my sisig, then eat it with steamed rice...

  • A white man knows how to do cook sisig, but most Filipinos dont know what sisig is, much less cooking it. hahahah

  • wow ..makes me real hungry huhuhuhu can u hand me lil coz im real hungry now...yum yum

  • Hey Bro.. nice one... yup its one of the most filipino favorites, especially among men... thousand thumbs up for you !!!!!

  • 100% delicious.........i'll try that one......damn im hungry now T_T

  • i love philippines

  • ang sarap ng cornbeef

  • oh God!!my husband is caucasian and im a filipina,and he always miss sisig,man he loves that stuff soooo much!!like he always mention it to me all the time....lol....were coming back to phil net year...excited!

  • a white man knew how to cook sisig interesting,,,,shame on me my own native food dont know how to prepare it,,,,,

  • sarap!!!!! love your own sisig version man!!!!

  • Add some diced cheese when you fry them the 2nd time. Some just add the cheese after the boiling process and lets it melt while it cools.

  • the next Travis Kraft?

  • sarap nagutom ako...

  • maybe u can try it serving in a sizzling plate as well. you can add the eggs after u put it there.

  • KANO AKO

  • Definitely best served with SMB! Oooh! i miss this so much!

  • sisig is super duper good

  • nice job! sisig goes best with a SMB light

  • Sisig? seems your making a MANG THOMAS SAUCE ...looks good though

  • look seper sarap!!! good jod men!

  • haha thats really original sisig theres egg on top. wonder who taught u this.

  • alam ko taga pampangga ka ! ang sakin lang sana natuwa ka kase nagustuhan ng ibang lahe ang pagkain natin!!!!...... kaya na lang di umasehso ang pinas kase mahusay lang sa pagpapayabang sorry to say......

  • nice one!

    i think i should try that!

    hahaha!

    and oh!

    what made u think to do such way?

    its really different in the traditional way..

    hehe..

    nice effort to put this here on youtube!

    5stars!

    ~orchidsproduction~

  • thats really how they do in some restaurant in manila. U can put it on freezer and reheat. if their gonna make everything from sscratch it will take more than 2 hrs,

  • looks yummy! :-)

  • that's not how u cook sisig...i'm from pampanga...that is where sisig is invented..that's not how it is made...T.T

  • Own version nya nga e, pilit mo na naman yung gusto mo, d ka ba ok naappreciate nang ibang lahi ang favorite natin.... relax

  • Which is why it's titled "his variation"

  • Add a lil bit of garlic!o hell and some more.lol...A must good sisig.Cool man thanks for sharing.

  • that's not sisig that's squatter

  • YUM! that looks delicious.. I can't wait to visit my country again. I'm leaving in July! yay

  • Looks delicious!

  • As Andrew Zimmern always say " If looks good, eat it ".

    The background music helped alot in making me crave for a sizzling sisig!

  • dude thats great!!!!!

  • WHOAAAHH!! you really cook it in a different way! anyways,,i think its still delicious..! i never thought of sisig with bread!! just with beer or rice only!

  • its so sad to say ..i'm a pinay but never know that meal!!!! you're great, but com'n ask me about german meals....i can tell u how.

  • oh sad,,as a pinay..you should try filipino cuisines!

  • weee seseg mah peborit!!! hahaha pipnoy slang jajajaja!!! hahaha :))

  • a white dude making sisig!!!!?? lol, i'd never expect to see this. you're awesome:)

  • wow! sisig...haha.. even i am a filipino and grew up here i only tried to eat it just last year...

    it was delicious

  • its topsilog ryt?

  • its SISIG,,promise youll love it!! BTW,,its not TOPSILOG,,its TAPSILOG,,means TAPa-(its like beef marinate with soy sauce and garlic and stuff) SInangag-(garlic rice) itLOG (fried egg)...just for your info! =D

  • wow, your from calasiao, pangasinan, philippines my cousins are from there too

  • SISIG ftw!!! im gonna bookmark this and use this recipe nextweek.. I miss pinas..

  • your garlic should be diced not to slice but your dish is slight yummy

  • Good presentation and I sure bet it tatsted very good........good chef..

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  • What is the name of the music?

  • ummm.. cool. However about 80 years ago a microphone was invented.

  • perfect!!!delicious,how did you get to learn to cook this yummy stuff? chicken liver mixed with pork?it is sure is delicious!!

  • Omg...sisig!!! yummm

  • wow.........wow....weeee....

  • Bravo! good job chef... :) Astig!

  • astig....... lots of beer, beer, beer.... Redhorse Grande

  • hey,dude you make me hungry though.let me go up and make some of it.cheersssssssss.............­..

  • anthony bourdain would be proud!

  • You're a great cook! Gamsahamnida! I miss sisig, so yummy!

  • excellent!! you can be my chef,,

  • muy delicioso! nice one dude, gonna make 1 like ur variation...2 thumbs up :)

  • now all you need is a couple bottles of RED HORSE hahahahahah

  • seriously for a white dude prettii impressiveLOL asian pce signs ALLL THE WAY

  • yummy! this is good with beer on the side...and watching NFL.

  • 猪耳朵吗??

    我喜欢

  • Did you spend Christmas in Korea? Do you work there?

  • I work in Korea.

  • I don't understand...where is the rice? lol

    I bet you make home made scrapple too! Isn't that with pig ears? You have mad skills :)

  • its a "pulutan"..not served as main dish... it usually comes with a cold beer in the side.

  • yea but it is so good with rice!! now im hungry!

  • Scrapple is pretty much a similar idea... let no part of the hog go to waste.

  • i am sure it taste good.. many ways to cook it... although probably not my prfered version... I feel in love with sisig the first time I tasted it, not to mention i didnt know what it was made of at first.

  • The Filipino version I know uses pig brains. I don't go for this. Minus the brains (I am an American) I like it.

  • wow i loved sisig...even though its a long ass process of cooking...but its worth it..two thumbs up bro..

  • awesome version ron!! thanks for sharing!  i like your way of making the sisig ready for later meals in the fridge!

  • annija089.. to cook adobo is very simple,1/4 kg of pork chopped, 3tbsp of kikoman soy sauce, black pepper, onion choped, minced garlic, salt, bay leaf, 1 cup of water, mix them together, then boil for about 50 minutes, the meat must be tender and its almost dry. you can also add chili pepper to make it hot and spicy.

  • it looks yummy!!! but i like sisig when it mixed with calamansi or lemon and a lot of chili to make it spicy hot, you can also add ginger.

  • Very good Ron! You made it!

  • Omg are you mixed with filipino or something? cos ive seen your filipino tag game thingy.

  • Some of the filipino matter has rubbed off on me, but my butt is still white and my eyes are blue. LOL!

  • hey i think i like your version...youre a good cook and i like the music. wink. thanks for uploading nice vids here..

  • yum...yum...yum...really mouth watering. i like the way you cooked it, its really your new version.--pia

  • just an opinion, the best meat for sisig is a pig's head. half boiled and half grilled and then whoala cook it the sisig style.!

  • I'm sure you're right, but such is not readily available in this part of the USA (and likely nowhere else in the USA).

  • By the way, have you tried penoy? (peh-noy-) it's like Balut/balot but without the chick inside. Like a normal egg. Oh, and have you tried cooking adobo? I sure don't know how to make it but my grandma does! Ginatan (Gi-nah-tan) is my favorite Filipino dessert! I have no idea how to make it but I'll ask my grandma...It's like rice and sugar boiled together with sago balls and yam and stuff... have you tasted it already? My mouth's drooling now... LOL :)

  • I can't say that I've tried any of those foods. So far, though, I've enjoyed most filipino foods I've tried. I'm so glad you enjoyed the ride!

  • Yay!!!!!!!!! I'm in the Philippines and I love Filipino food! My grandma's a real good cook! Like you! :)

  • My God, I feel hungry now!!! This is what I miss most - the Southeast Asian food. The kinds you can't find here in the U.S. Chinese restaurant. And the tropical fruits like Lanzones and Rambutan. Do you eat Balut, too? I'm just wondering. Most westerners don't have a stomach for this. Love your vid.

  • I ate Balut once. It didn't gross me out, but it wasn't all that sensational either. Wish I'd had some hot sauce to dip it in.

  • anthony bourdain would approve*_*

  • yeah..that was really mouth watering.. the way you cooked is really different from what my ninong does..he doesn't caramelize the onions, and it has celery, fried tofu, mayo, and lots of chili.

  • I'm glad you enjoyed the ride.

  • LOL i havent eaten sisig only adobo(i live in filipines now on singapore)but in singapore my grandma used to cook adobo though sana pwede rin ako kumain ng sisig!!!

    anyway,have a good meal

  • I've been there many times, and my videos tell it all.

  • Check out my video called "Pork Adobo, Well Sorta." Enjoy the ride!

  • w w w(dot)pinoychannel(dot)tv/watc­h/v-74827

    en(dot)wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/­Sisig

  • even my pure pilipina mom can't cook like this. sob !

  • i'm filipino too but i don't knw how to cook any pilipino food except the dried food.. could u give a sisig..just kidding

  • you're great man,i'm a filipino but i don't know how to cook sisig....can i have a taste?????

  • wow u impress me dude...ur not even a filipino...sisis is myfave ever since and im trying to cook diff variations...and urs is the best..have u tried putting pineapple on it?hehe

  • now im hungry....dammmmmmmmnnnnnnnn

  • looks spicy as hell! yum yum~

  • nice... You made me hungry bro! I miss that dish! I'm filipino myself but I dont even know how to cook it hahaha!

  • you are genius.

  • Woooooow!!! you salivate me man.