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Dinuguan Sisig

Yields4 ServingsTotal Time2 hrs 30 mins

Pork
 800 g pork belly
 saltto taste
 2 tbsp rice wineoptional
 2 red onionshalved
 8 garlic clovessmashed
 2 bay leaves
 ½ tbsp peppercorn
 oilfor frying
Sisig
 ½ tbsp cooking oil
 ¼ cup white onionminced
 2 red onionsminced
 2 garlic clovesminced
 1 siling habachopped
 1 siling labuyochopped
 1 ½ tbsp soy sauce
 12 calamansijuiced
Dinuguan Sauce
 2 tbsp butter
 1 tbsp oil
 4 tbsp gingerminced
 2 tbsp garlicminced
 1 red onionminced
 2 siling haba
 2 cups pork stock
 2 ½ cups pork blood
 2 bundles tangladbulbs smashed
 ½ cup vinegar
 1 tsp sugar
 1 cup coconut cream
 saltto taste
 ground black pepperto taste
Toppings
 spring onionschopped
 mayonnaise
Pork Sisig
1

In a pot over medium heat, place pork belly (and optionally, rice wine) in cold water and bring to a boil to remove impurities. Strain and place back in the pot with fresh water.

2

Add onions, garlic, bay leaves, and peppercorn. Boil until tender. Pat dry with paper towels and chill to dry further.

3

Score skin and deep fry in oil until golden and crispy

4

In a pan, saute onions, garlic, and peppers until aromatic. Quickly mix in crispy pork and transfer to a hot sizzling plate.

Dinuguan sauce
5

In a pan over medium heat, sauté the ginger, garlic, and onion in oil and butter until aromatic.

6

Add the pork stock, tanglad, siling haba, and pork blood. Lower temperature to medium-low heat and simmer with occasional stirring.
Pour vinegar and boil off acidity for a few minutes without stirring.

7

Add coconut cream, sugar, salt, and pepper. Simmer until slightly reduced.

8

Drizzle over sisig. Garnish with mayonnaise and spring onions.

Nutrition Facts

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