Philippine Cuisine Sisig. A Close Up View Of The Sisig Meal, A Philippine Delicacy. Sisig Is A Filipino Dish Made From Parts Of Pig Head And Liver, Usually Seasoned With Calamansi And Chili Peppers. Sisig Was First Mentioned In A Kapampangan Dictionary In The 17Th Century Meaning `To Snack On Something Sour` And `Salad`. It Usually Refers To Fruits, Often Unripe Or Half-Ripe, Sometimes Dipped In Salt And Vinegar. It Also Refers To A Method Of Preparing Fish And Meat, Especially Pork, Which Is Marinated In A Sour Liquid Such As Lemon Juice Or Vinegar, Then Seasoned With Salt, Pepper And Other Spices.

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