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ASIM KILIG: The tasty journey into sour flavor! | Farm To Table
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9/23/2024
Aired (September 22, 2024): Don't be sour, Food Explorers! Join Chef JR Royol as we uncover the diverse dishes that sour flavors have to offer. Will it be sour or will we be sorry? Let's find out!
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It's our Hour of Food Explorers!
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Because the ingredients that really bring sourness to Filipino food are the star of this week.
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Let's start our journey in Pampanga.
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Because the author and restaurateur is at Cloud Thaian,
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we will discover together why sourness is a hit for us Filipinos.
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Vinegar and sour fruits, the acidity,
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is the most dominant flavor in Philippine cuisine in general.
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Because, number one, vinegar is the most, you can say, accessible ingredient
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that is used, well, as a cooking ingredient.
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At the same time, as a sauce.
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And it can come, the vinegar can come from, like, any fruit,
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whatever is the predominant in one area,
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especially Quezon, all the way to Bicol, it's the coconut tree.
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Here in Pampanga, up to Ilocos, it's the so-called tubo, the Visayas.
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It could be from coconut, it could be also from nipa palm, sasa,
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ganun din sa bulakan.
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Well, it's a given that anything cooked in vinegar will prolong the shelf life,
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gives it a new dimension.
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Tinagtad, inihaw o kinisa, nilagay sa sisig plate, tapos hinaluan ng itlog.
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Ito ang sisig na kilala ng karamihan sa atin dito sa Metro Manila.
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Pero, alam nyo ba na sa Pampanga, ang sisig ay may maasim na pinagmulan?
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Way back, like, in the 1700s, there's this Kapampangan Spanish dictionary
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written by a Spanish friar, Fraile Bergano.
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The word sisig is already mentioned there,
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and it is defined as a salad served with a vinaigrette.
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It's usually given to a pregnant woman craving for something sour.
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Pero yung sisig nung araw, it's actually a snack.
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Talagang pinapapak mo yun in between meals,
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or naka-crave ka lang, or just to satisfy your hunger.
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One Friday, I was invited to play hooky by my classmate na taga Apalit.
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Pagpasok namin sa bahay nila, sumalubong yung tatay,
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pulutang ka muna.
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Yung sisig, basically, for the menfolk,
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something fatty to line the stomach before drinking.
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For 300 years, the sisig babi,
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synonymous with the sisig matua, is the same,
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remained the same, meaning boiled and then soaked in vinegar.
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Pagkalipas ng dalawang siglo,
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isang madiskating tinderan ng barbecue
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ang nagbigay ng bagong anyo sa kinasanayan nilang sisig.
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At kalaunan, siya ang kinaronahang sisig queen ng mga Kapampangan.
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Aling Lusing, Kunanan,
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is supposed to be credited for having invented the sizzling sisig.
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So one time daw, according to Aling Lusing,
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may nag-order ng isang tenga, gano'n.
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Eh, sa dami ng order, nasunog, nakalimutan niya.
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Imbis natatapon, magbabarbecue ng panibago,
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aba, pinagpag niyong abon.
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Tinatad niyang gano'n, binagyan ng sibuyas,
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binuhusan ng suka.
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Try mo yung bago kong sisig,
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sabi dun sa customer.
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Paano gustuhan?
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At that point, nakita nung ibang customer, gumaya.
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So, yun lang nag-umpisan nung Aling Lusing Sisig.
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Boiled, grilled.
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Sa bandang Kamainilaan,
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isa ring sisig revolution ang naganap.
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Kanya-kanyang version na,
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linagyan na ng mayonnaise, linagyan na ng itlog.
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So hindi na yung pulutan.
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Naging ulam na ngayon.
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Matapos niyang ibahagi sa atin
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ang nakakatakam na kasaysayan ng sisig,
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kahainan tayo ngayon ni Sir Cloud ng Sisig Matua,
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ang OG version ng sisig.
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So, basically, parang mascara.
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So, nandiyan yung tenga.
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Importante yung tenga kasi.
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The ears, no?
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Kasama yung nguso, hanggang yung nguso.
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So, that means the whole mascara.
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Pagkukuluin to, palalambutin.
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This is called the eardrums.
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Importante yung layering of skin, fat, and meat.
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Nandun yun.
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So, hindi lang, and tutusin.
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Ito yung cartilage.
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Ito yung puti-puti.
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That's where the collagen comes from.
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The usual thing, sibuyas,
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asin,
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paminta,
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tapos bay leaf.
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And the secret ingredient in boiling the pig's ears,
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pineapple juice.
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So, we all know that pineapple is a natural tenderizer.
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So, iikli yung boiling time mo.
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Okay, so pakuluin lang to hanggang lumambot.
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Sigur mga 20 to 30 minutes.
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Wag nyo masyadong palambutin.
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Kailangan parang yung may, yung parang al dente yung kwan.
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Pagkinagat mo yung tenga, yung lutong nung lugutok
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nung cartilage nandun pa.
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Sibuyas.
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Punting asin.
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Sili.
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Paminta.
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Suka.
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As in generous, swimming in vinegar.
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Tapos ako, lalagyan ko punting kalamansi.
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Tapos ito.
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Tuwing magluluto tayo ng anumang putahin na maasim,
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suka ang ating go-to souring agent.
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Bukod kasi sa mura at accessible,
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ang Pilipinas ay tahanan sa ibat-ibang halaman at prutas na pwedeng pagkunan ng suka.
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Nahil dito, suka rin ang isa sa mga produktong bumubuhay sa ating ekonomiya.
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In 2024, Pilipinas ang nag-aangkat ng suka sa mga bansang tulad ng UAE,
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America, Australia, Saudi Arabia, at Qatar.
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Sa ngayon, tayo ang 13th largest exporter ng suka sa buong mundo.
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Samantala, para naman sa Balokenyong Simanongkiko na tubong paumbong,
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hindi lang niya kabuhayan ang paggawa ng sukang sasa,
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kundi pang araw-araw na panata.
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Itong proseso po na ito ginagawa niyo, gano po kadala sa isang araw?
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Dalawang beses.
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Magat hapon.
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Magat hapon.
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Kasi po, pag hindi niyo siya kinuha agad, masasayang.
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O, masasayang.
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Kasi pag ito hindi mo kinaritan o tinapas,
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titigil na po.
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Nagbabare to.
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Naginito, yan.
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So, ginagawa po natin yan tayo para po patuloy yung kwan?
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Pagtuloy.
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Okay.
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Mamayang hapon niyan, babalikan ka yan, mga alas 4, gaganyan yung kuli yan.
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Pagka tigpas niyan, hindi ka makakakuha ng tuba pagka hindi mo nilagay yung panahod.
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Yung dila na ito kasi, malaking papel ito.
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Pag alay to, tatapon la yan.
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Manunulila rito.
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Okay.
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Kaya nilagyan namin yung pinakadila yan.
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I see.
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Panahod.
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O nga naman.
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Patulayan.
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Yan.
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Ang tuba na ginagawang sukong sasa ay nanggagaling sa nipa palm na maaari ring kainin.
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O yan.
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Pwede.
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Malambot pa pala.
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Parang kaong.
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O.
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Actually, mas parang nyog sya tayo.
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Mmm.
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Parang nyog.
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Parang nyog na hindi na gataan.
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Parang ganun.
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Game po, eto, yung lumpia po, unahan ko na kayo sa lumpia.
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Thank you very much.
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