Whenever I see Erwan and Nico together I always remember Nico's speech on Erwan and Anne's wedding where he tell's Erwan "Erwan your smart, good looking, your self driven, your succesful, you push me to work out, you cook for me and takes care of me that sometimes I feel like I married the wrong Heusaff" 😂😂😂
I do appreciate Sir Erwan that you feature two ilocano dishes and add some twist. However, the word insarabasab itself means grilling the fresh meat over a high flame. The meat is seasoned with rock salt only and put it directly over the flame. The high heat quickly cooks the meat outside forming a bit of crust and traps the moist inside making it super soft. As you slice the meat, you can see some fat oozing. In some instances, the doneness is medium rare, that is the reason why they put calamansi or vinegar, to cook through those meat that is not well done. They put chopped onions and a splash of soy sauce (optional). This dish maybe formed in the earlier years because of the “pauraga”. A group of men will butcher a pig in the backyard. The best part will be sold to the neighborhood. Those unwanted parts like the belly (too much fat), the pig’s head that includes the snout, face, ear and brain were left behind. Those parts are quite hairy and it entails a lot of work to remove. The easiest way is to toast it over the high flame to burn the hair, cook the meat for a bit and serve as their pulutan. That is insarabasab.
@@eduardochavacano Just sharing the good old memories I had with my late dad. Not being desperate to present something but the dish brings smile as I reminisce my childhood days when we have pauraga. Everyone is so happy. Happy Christmas. 😊
@@eduardochavacano "Giving the dish that backstory kinda sounds like the Filipinos are so desperate to have something cultural and exotic to present to the world" - Backstory of a food is important! The one you are implying are the people who want to STANDARDIZE Filipino foods. (Having ONE recipe for every dish) "Since much of what is celebrated as Filipino Food is Fake" - Almost every recipe in the world comes from old civilizations; Not having an ORIGINAL recipe doesn't mean it's FAKE.(in food) Adobo literally means to marinate. We made it our own by having another take of it. People having different Adobo recipe doesn't mean the others are fake, and only one of it is the original.
I just love how erwan is never bothered like he sticks to what he's actually doing even if nico is like continuously murmuring nonsense words and such 🤣
You both need to be together more often. You make every viewing such a pleasure. Thanks for making us your fans smile amid all these problems we are facing. God bless you guys!
I love that you featured this dishes. The way that the Dinakdakan was prepared works, while for the Insarabasab, you have to grill them, personally I'll grill them without seasoning and then season them when assembling.
This is some top-tier version of the Ilocano dishes Dinakdakan and Insarabasab. It is more common in Ilocandia to grill the maskara and the meat right after boiling it. The smokiness will add more flavor to the acidity of the vinegar and/or calamansi. Anyways, kudos! ✨
Erwan and Nico I would like to say you're doing an excellent job in vlogging. We love that you both in keep on vlogging. Love to watch them all. Congrats!😘
This is technically a version of there own. They have disclaimer on the video naman that their nor gonna be fire/charcoal grilling so its fine. Insarabasab technically means flame grilled.. so it something smoky. While dinakdakan is mostly boiled and mayo is not commonly added rather the pigs brain alone which sometimes we also call it warek-warek. Ilocano dinakdakan can be just seasoned with salt, pepper, red onions and vinegar and the common meat used are the innards such as intestines and liver and a little of pork meat. Again its their own version and nothing wrong about it.
@@eduardochavacano this is so true… 1 version to another version… which sometimes or should I say really kill the authenticity of a specific dish. But I do also believe that the variations of filipino cuisine is the one that makes it unique. With this, it would be more appropriate that in naming our dish if its not authentic then there should be a suffix in the end like say for example, adobong tagalog, adobong cebuano, adonb kapampangan. Hehehe
Being an ilocano makes me proud always and seeing you make our dishes guys made me smile though i got dissapointed with the Insarabasab because it should boil until its very tender and then you have to burn or grill it a little just a little to get that smoky taste. Try to do it next time guys its more delicious this way.
Love that you are showcasing these amazing dishes!🥰🥰🥰 I hope you also show other versions of dinakdakan😉 I grew up eating dinakdakan, and it's very different from what you just showed us so I hope you can also do an Igorot Style Dinakdakan🤗🤗🤗 I'd be happy to share my family recipe🤪
I used to eat dinakdakan when I was studying in Baguio. I know dinakdakan is grilled pork meat and the brain looks very white unlike what is being shown here where it was mixed with egg yolk. And it's heaven.
People in phil would say 'Buti pa ang dinakdakan may utak' - roughly translated dinakdakan is better than others for having brain. Carry on, guys great vid.
We usually grill meat for those dishes. Ayun ang nakalakihan naming recipe pero years passed nagugulat ako dinakdakan na binebenta sa ibang kainan pinirito nadin... Well as long as it's delicious I guess at hindi parin makalimutan yung original it's fine. Philippine food always evolve napakaraming recipes
Wahaha. Natawa ako sa prinito. But yeah manileños/ central luzon area just prepare a boiled meat instead of grilled meat for dinakdakan esp in carinderias
Im an ilocano and we usually grill it, ive never seen dinakdakan cook that way but still looks delicious i might try it myself just for the twist. and if you dont like the brain you can use mayo it'll be sweet. kids will love it
Insarabasab - Flame grilled Easy and quick to make pulotan. It's a tradition for most of ilocano butchers to drink alcohol while butchering and the easiest fastest way to make pulotan is to fire grill a meat no boil needed, usually in a ilocano traditional fire wood stove (dalikan). Just add salt pepper onion ginger vinegarand and in just 7-10mins you have pulotan
Whenever I see Erwan and Nico together I always remember Nico's speech on Erwan and Anne's wedding where he tell's Erwan "Erwan your smart, good looking, your self driven, your succesful, you push me to work out, you cook for me and takes care of me that sometimes I feel like I married the wrong Heusaff" 😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA SHUTA
Hahaha grabe talaga to si nico
Can I ask where can I watch it?
@@Christian-rv8fd th-cam.com/video/iIUneE5-8iQ/w-d-xo.html
Erwan = straight to the point and serious
Nico = unpredictable and never boring
Perfect Balance ;)
If we compare them to a double act:
Erwan = Tsukkomi (straight man)
Nico = Boke (funny man)
I do appreciate Sir Erwan that you feature two ilocano dishes and add some twist.
However, the word insarabasab itself means grilling the fresh meat over a high flame. The meat is seasoned with rock salt only and put it directly over the flame. The high heat quickly cooks the meat outside forming a bit of crust and traps the moist inside making it super soft. As you slice the meat, you can see some fat oozing. In some instances, the doneness is medium rare, that is the reason why they put calamansi or vinegar, to cook through those meat that is not well done. They put chopped onions and a splash of soy sauce (optional). This dish maybe formed in the earlier years because of the “pauraga”. A group of men will butcher a pig in the backyard. The best part will be sold to the neighborhood. Those unwanted parts like the belly (too much fat), the pig’s head that includes the snout, face, ear and brain were left behind. Those parts are quite hairy and it entails a lot of work to remove. The easiest way is to toast it over the high flame to burn the hair, cook the meat for a bit and serve as their pulutan. That is insarabasab.
reading your piece of information feels like I am face to face with a Food historian
Facts
@@irmalusares8376 thank you so much.
@@eduardochavacano Just sharing the good old memories I had with my late dad. Not being desperate to present something but the dish brings smile as I reminisce my childhood days when we have pauraga. Everyone is so happy. Happy Christmas. 😊
@@eduardochavacano "Giving the dish that backstory kinda sounds like the Filipinos are so desperate to have something cultural and exotic to present to the world" - Backstory of a food is important!
The one you are implying are the people who want to STANDARDIZE Filipino foods. (Having ONE recipe for every dish)
"Since much of what is celebrated as Filipino Food is Fake" - Almost every recipe in the world comes from old civilizations; Not having an ORIGINAL recipe doesn't mean it's FAKE.(in food)
Adobo literally means to marinate. We made it our own by having another take of it.
People having different Adobo recipe doesn't mean the others are fake, and only one of it is the original.
Nico will always be the definition of what we Pinoys call as "sutil"
I just love how erwan is never bothered like he sticks to what he's actually doing even if nico is like continuously murmuring nonsense words and such 🤣
You both need to be together more often. You make every viewing such a pleasure. Thanks for making us your fans smile amid all these problems we are facing. God bless you guys!
I'm from Pangasinan, and its nice to see erwan cooking dinakdakan haha. Thanks Erwan.
Nico is effortlessly making me laugh everytime 😂
Nico is THAT groupmate haha. Nico needs an Argentinian segment where he cooks with his parents on facetime and they teach him what to do lol
Omg yeees
You guys are soooo wonderfully funny. I wasn’t feeling well, then I chanced upon your vlog and was revived… thank you so much!♥️
Erwan's channel deserves more viewers. This is more worth watching than some channels that are just a bunch of non sense. I mean just saying.
Nico's reaction and erwans laugh was hilarious 😂
Ilocano's number 1 pulutan.
Proud ilocana here from Cagayan Valley!
☺
I love that you featured this dishes. The way that the Dinakdakan was prepared works, while for the Insarabasab, you have to grill them, personally I'll grill them without seasoning and then season them when assembling.
I am Proud Ilocano! Good Job Guys! Naimas ti Dinakdakan ken Insarabasab. Mangan Tayon!
Erwan: .. and we need some pork brain
Nico: so we are definitely be reviving a pork
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is some top-tier version of the Ilocano dishes Dinakdakan and Insarabasab. It is more common in Ilocandia to grill the maskara and the meat right after boiling it. The smokiness will add more flavor to the acidity of the vinegar and/or calamansi. Anyways, kudos! ✨
Sabi nga ni erwan nasa studio sila kaya hindi makakapag grill, kaya fried ginawa nila
There is carinderia here in makati, cook is an Ilocana. They prepare and cook Dinakdakan by grilling the meat. Authentic taste
@@kidsidoltv8839 ano naman pinaglalaban mo? Hahaha
More vlogs with Nico please. He is very funny especially with his sound effects 😂
Really love watching both of you together. Hilarious af without even trying! ❤
More episodes with Nico please, he is hilarious!
Erwan and Nico I would like to say you're doing an excellent job in vlogging. We love that you both in keep on vlogging. Love to watch them all. Congrats!😘
I Can watch these gentlemen whole day... I love how Erwan genuinely laugh because Nico's effortless and contagious sense of humor...
Everytime erwan cooks filipino food why do i feel like it's the sosyal version hahhaha
Erwan and Nico has a great chemistry.
The "MR & GENTLEMAN'S" really got me lmao 😂😂😂😂😂
This is technically a version of there own. They have disclaimer on the video naman that their nor gonna be fire/charcoal grilling so its fine. Insarabasab technically means flame grilled.. so it something smoky. While dinakdakan is mostly boiled and mayo is not commonly added rather the pigs brain alone which sometimes we also call it warek-warek. Ilocano dinakdakan can be just seasoned with salt, pepper, red onions and vinegar and the common meat used are the innards such as intestines and liver and a little of pork meat. Again its their own version and nothing wrong about it.
@@eduardochavacano this is so true… 1 version to another version… which sometimes or should I say really kill the authenticity of a specific dish. But I do also believe that the variations of filipino cuisine is the one that makes it unique. With this, it would be more appropriate that in naming our dish if its not authentic then there should be a suffix in the end like say for example, adobong tagalog, adobong cebuano, adonb kapampangan. Hehehe
Being an ilocano makes me proud always and seeing you make our dishes guys made me smile though i got dissapointed with the Insarabasab because it should boil until its very tender and then you have to burn or grill it a little just a little to get that smoky taste. Try to do it next time guys its more delicious this way.
Omg hahaha idea for Christmas magiinom kami ng family ko ehile eating that💗
One of the most entertaining food show I have ever watched. :) More please!
Effortlessly fun with Nico as always
You guys are like the jimmy fallon and Steve Higgins of the Philippines. The vibes that they both give each other syn in together.
Insarabasab in ilocano means "inihaw" in open fire. Anyways you guys did good. Cheers erwan and nico! Nag imas deyta!
How about insarabasab in cease fire ?😂😂😂😂
Dinakdakan😍😍 Requesting Pinapaitan recipe for your next video🙂
Dinakdakan from ilocandia, nung umuwi yung kapampangan nilagay sa sizzling plate boom naging sisig! 😆😆😆
they have chemistry..make me smile while watching 😊😊
did I learn something, I don't know, just laugh the whole time!😂luv these guys!😁Cheers!🍸🍷
Whenever you two get together it's always a blast and so funny! Awesome job guys! Really enjoying your content!
Hahaha..Nico deserve a comedy acting..very natural personality..❤❤❤..
Love that you are showcasing these amazing dishes!🥰🥰🥰
I hope you also show other versions of dinakdakan😉
I grew up eating dinakdakan, and it's very different from what you just showed us so I hope you can also do an Igorot Style Dinakdakan🤗🤗🤗
I'd be happy to share my family recipe🤪
Nico always adds life to Erwan's vlog...i love this duo
for me parehong favorite ko yan at saka super basic gawin 🤗❤️❤️
Yummy pulutan💖🎉👌🏼
"you cannot go wrong with fried Pig" quote of the day haha
we need caption/subtitles whenever nico is guesting HAHAHAHA jk
I love this kind of brother-in-law energy.
They way Nicko saying, "Yeah, but no brain on it" . Should be a meme! And it replay button hahahahaha
Thangs for feturing our local dishh... Ilocano here😘😘
This duo is such a fun.
Plus Erwan can actually sing. Ohemmm
Its always funner and funnier when nico is around. U should introduce nico to ninong ry, sir erwan. That could be a hilarious collab, right?
UP!!!
These two blended together so funny, I enjoyed it.
mooooore vlogs with Nico, you two have great chemistry 🤩
i like this two guys they love and they appreciate filipino foods..cheers !
I miss ya' guys! That's fancy #pulutan there! 💎✨👌
My husband is from Ilocos Sur and he loves dinakdakan and it became my favorite too!
I used to eat dinakdakan when I was studying in Baguio. I know dinakdakan is grilled pork meat and the brain looks very white unlike what is being shown here where it was mixed with egg yolk. And it's heaven.
I love his sense of humor😭😭😭 heLPPPPP🤚
My favorite youtuber 🙌
Petition for Nico to start his own vlog. Love u both.
I just died when nico said " so were gonna try to revive the pork" looooooooooooooooooooooooooool
All of my favorite episodes from both yours and Wil's channel are whenever Nico is in the vid. Just sayin. 🤣🤣🤣
Erwan gained weight. ❤️❤️❤️He looks happy. Dad Bod na. 😘😘😘
Ung pang kanto ung pulutan pero shala shala ung alak. The perfect balance! hahahaha
The way he talks...effortless funny,Nico.
Pangasinense here😊😊
Mabuhay Erwan ...subsfan frm toronto. awesome food and cooking preparation ..fanlearning ...thumbs up...
erwan:magluluto tayo ng pulutan..
nico:mamumulutan ako habang nagluluto ka..
😂😂😂
Watching ths made me miss my hometown. Lalo ung dinakdakan version ng brother at father ko😅 haha yow!!
Sobrang kamukha ni Erwan dito si Dahlia :D
This is hilarously funny 😂 more video with Nico please
Ang sarap 😍
Love this duo!
I really love nico's sense of humor😆😂
Perfect collab💖
11:58 ANG PAGHIHIWA NI NICO... 😂😂😂😂HAHAHAHA
Erwan should bring Nico along in his next Featr short features in BARMM - I only suggest it coz they make a very entertaining tandem!😎
Good to see u both again 💖
The best dou so farrrr!!!
One of the best duo!
People in phil would say 'Buti pa ang dinakdakan may utak' - roughly translated dinakdakan is better than others for having brain. Carry on, guys great vid.
Best couple ever💖 🤣
😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣 my face from start until the end of this video. 😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣
Sarap!😋
Erwan,Nico first time I watched your show. I loved it and enjoyed very much. From Niagara with love.Carmelita.
Nico always makes erwan’s vlog lively
We usually grill meat for those dishes. Ayun ang nakalakihan naming recipe pero years passed nagugulat ako dinakdakan na binebenta sa ibang kainan pinirito nadin... Well as long as it's delicious I guess at hindi parin makalimutan yung original it's fine. Philippine food always evolve napakaraming recipes
Wahaha. Natawa ako sa prinito. But yeah manileños/ central luzon area just prepare a boiled meat instead of grilled meat for dinakdakan esp in carinderias
I love nico!! labyu pre
Im an ilocano and we usually grill it, ive never seen dinakdakan cook that way but still looks delicious i might try it myself just for the twist. and if you dont like the brain you can use mayo it'll be sweet. kids will love it
Erwan said that they are in the studio they can't grill so they opted to frying.
Insarabasab - Flame grilled
Easy and quick to make pulotan. It's a tradition for most of ilocano butchers to drink alcohol while butchering and the easiest fastest way to make pulotan is to fire grill a meat no boil needed, usually in a ilocano traditional fire wood stove (dalikan). Just add salt pepper onion ginger vinegarand and in just 7-10mins you have pulotan
TRULY THE BEST PAIR
Stellar color grading!
So fun to waaaaatch! made us laugh so much ❤
You just gotta love this duo.
Super cool duo. Naturally funny.🙂
Ilove dinakdakan and insarabasab more northern recipe please
Hahahahaha kakatawa yung chicharon with meat 😂😂😂
Wow that is one of our favorites, can be an ulam or pulutan
More than one highball are highballs.... Too funny! Loved the video
Merry Christmas to you and your team! Thank you for sharing your delicious recipes to us and to the world.
Nagimasen!♥️👌🏽
Pls let nico take over your vlog 🤣 more collab with your bayaw. 😍🤣🤣🇦🇪 watching from dubai