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Sizzling Sisig: Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Filipino Dish + Classic Sisig Recipe

Remember the sizzling Filipino dish that captured the heart of the legendary Anthony Bourdain? 🔥🇵🇭 In this episode, we will find out how this iconic dish evolved from humble beginnings in Pampanga to earning rave reviews from across the globe. 🍴 👩‍🍳 The real magic happened in the 1970s, thanks to Lucia Cunanan, affectionately known as Aling Lucing. She revolutionized sisig by serving it on a sizzling plate, making it crispy, flavorful, and utterly irresistible. Her version involved grilling and chopping pork parts, then mixing them with onions, calamansi juice, and chilies. 🍳 This sizzling creation quickly became a hit, earning Angeles City the title of 'Sisig Capital of the Philippines.' 🌏But it was Anthony’s visit that truly catapulted sisig to international fame. When the renowned chef first tasted sisig, he described it as a "divine mosaic of pig parts", praising its unique blend of flavors and textures. His endorsement brought global attention to this humble Filipino dish, making it a favorite in Filipino restaurants worldwide. From street food stalls to high-end eateries, sisig continues to evolve, with chefs experimenting with various ingredients and techniques. 🌟🍽️Join us on this flavorful journey as we celebrate the rich history and enduring appeal of sisig, now a global culinary sensation thanks to Bourdain’s spotlight! #Sisig #SisigRecipe #FilipinoCuisine #AnthonyBourdain Timestamps: 0:23 - The Sizzling History of Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Filipino Dish 0:36 - The Origins of Sisig 1:24 - Early Form of Sisig 1:40 - Spanish Influence and Evolution 2:30 - The 1970s and the Birth of Modern Sisig 3:30 - International Recognition and Anthony Bourdain's Endorsement 4:48 - Contemporary Evolution and Variations 5:27 - Sisig as a Cultural Icon 6:05 - Promoting Filipino Cuisine Globally 7:05 - The Sizzling Sisig's Recipe