A lot of times I really miss eating an authentic pork sisig. The sisig most restaurants serve nowadays, be it chicken, pork, or tuna, are nowhere near authentic. They taste like a lot of MSG went into them. Anyway, this is an update to my old recipe of making tuna sisig using canned tuna. Right now, that old recipe made me realize that it is salty, not for the tastebuds, but for the kidneys. For
Spicy Tuna Sisig
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Filipino food,
recipe,
seafood
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