I love how he's so aware about what's traditional and not. And I guess that's what makes it fine for him to use mayo. There is no ignorance along the way. There is appreciation that's why the "breaking of the rule" feels fine.
Kapampangan ako at wala namang issue sa akin, personally, kung iba ang gamit na creamy component sa sisig. Kasi nga, hindi ito isang recipe lamang, ito ay isa ri'ng teknik. Favorite ko nga yung sisig tofu(medyo healthy) e which uses a lot of mayo and a bit of oyster sauce(nakagisnang sangkap ko).
I tried this today and added chicken liver and heart to the chicken skin sisig, I swear it was so immaculate. Thanks to this video I have chicken oil and sisig at the same time
My go to chicken oil recipe was from erwan's blog ( The Fat Kid Inside) 😁😁😁 So easy to replicate and the taste was kind of elevated from other chicken oil that I have tasted.
I have never heard of this.. I rendered chicken skins of fat the other day.. My Calamansi tree is full if fruit and I can get the other ingredients easily...I must give it a try.
At one level it can be argued that salt is salt and they are the same, which the purer the salt, the more this holds to be true. However, it is not the salt we are really talking about, it is the impurities which you get in the less refined versions which can add a depth of flavour which pure sodium chloride never has. I just hope that we stop polluting our seas with micro plastics which could potentially render a culinary delight something unfit for human consumption.
How do I store this and for how long? I just got myself about 3kg of raw chicken skin and fat for free from my local butcher shop. And I’m about to make a killer chicken Inasal tomorrow.
ty for showing how to use local products like that asin tibo and ty for FEATRinging local ingredients and hopefully more local things like tools and stuff too
Hi FEATR! I really appreciate your content. But I just thought, with the not-so-tight travel restrictions, I hope you can travel to different places and provinces, and dig deep into their culture, particularly on their food. Travel/food vlog-like of content, then at the end of the week, Erwan will recreate those, or probably add twists to it. I'm pretty sure that there are soooo many unique delicacies in every province that not all Filipinos, including me, have heard of ever in our lives. Educate and entertain hs, and make us crave. #FilipiKNOW Thanks!
I’m a bit skeptical about the term “sisig” as a cooking technique, actually what I understand is that sisig - means to snack on something sour in kapampangan. 😊
I just finished burning my last tablespoon of annatto seed while making oil. Sigh. Will be getting more, and trying this. I make chicken oil all the time, but have just rendered out skins and used that for cooking with. I need to up my chicken oil game.
CHICKEN OIL NUMBA WAN!!!!!!!!!
💯
on everythingggg!!!
Agree!!!
👌
Oil of our choice chicken oil!!!
I love how he's so aware about what's traditional and not. And I guess that's what makes it fine for him to use mayo. There is no ignorance along the way. There is appreciation that's why the "breaking of the rule" feels fine.
We should highlight our love for “sawsawans” and condiments. They are vital elemnets in Filipino cuisine.
in chicken oil we trust
Amen
Amen
Amen
Amen
Amen
one of the sides that will make you eat more rice. ginger scallion sauce too! maybe a series just on these wonderful sides?
Ooooh 👀 maybe!
@@featrmedia Yes!!! Please do! We have an abundance of local sauce/dip. For starters, I recommend the "palapa" of the M'ranaw people.
Kapampangan ako at wala namang issue sa akin, personally, kung iba ang gamit na creamy component sa sisig. Kasi nga, hindi ito isang recipe lamang, ito ay isa ri'ng teknik. Favorite ko nga yung sisig tofu(medyo healthy) e which uses a lot of mayo and a bit of oyster sauce(nakagisnang sangkap ko).
I tried this today and added chicken liver and heart to the chicken skin sisig, I swear it was so immaculate. Thanks to this video I have chicken oil and sisig at the same time
chicken oil is like liquid gold IT'S JUST SOOOO GOOD
Its nectar and ambrosia
My Grandmothers have used this for years. Very important. Thanks for showing how this is done. Thanks for sharing!
Ninong Ry must be proud! 😊
Chicken oil is so good even when only paired with rice. Now I wanna try this sisig one day.
I want to see Erwan doing a cooking whilst explaining everything in Tagalog.
Thanks Erwan now I have idea about chicken sisig.. coz bawal naman ang baboy sa Kuwait or minsan ka lang makabili
My go to chicken oil recipe was from erwan's blog ( The Fat Kid Inside) 😁😁😁 So easy to replicate and the taste was kind of elevated from other chicken oil that I have tasted.
My girlfriend is Muslim so regular sisig's off limits for her. I'm actively trying to find alternatives for pork so I can't wait to try and cook this!
Amen to the different salts. I love himalayan salt but i would love to try that local salt you used.
ninong ry is THE REASON why chicken oil is the meta rn, and also patis.. mans changed the game fr
4:26 I like he was using asin tibuok (one of the rarest salt) a true pilipino indeed!
Thanks pwede na gawin sa bahay :)
Di na kasi Unli yan sa Mang Inasal huhu Bitin!
Unli chicken oil 🤤
I just want to go back to The Philippines and do this, I miss home!
Galing! 👏👏👏
Thank you for including Filipino dishes and condiments in your videos.
I have never heard of this.. I rendered chicken skins of fat the other day.. My Calamansi tree is full if fruit and I can get the other ingredients easily...I must give it a try.
Ninong Ry. Chicken Oil King.
Gagayahin ko yn👌 thanks erwan
May natira ako nun chicken oil ng inasal nilagay ko sa adobo and yeas may dagdag umami flavor sya mas goods sya kapag may konting dried chili
At one level it can be argued that salt is salt and they are the same, which the purer the salt, the more this holds to be true.
However, it is not the salt we are really talking about, it is the impurities which you get in the less refined versions which can add a depth of flavour which pure sodium chloride never has.
I just hope that we stop polluting our seas with micro plastics which could potentially render a culinary delight something unfit for human consumption.
How do I store this and for how long? I just got myself about 3kg of raw chicken skin and fat for free from my local butcher shop. And I’m about to make a killer chicken Inasal tomorrow.
ty for showing how to use local products like that asin tibo and ty for FEATRinging local ingredients and hopefully more local things like tools and stuff too
Thank you for an easy and quick Chicken Sisig. 🙏
Sarap ni Erwan. 😅 Este yung chicken sisig pala. 😍
Kagutooommm!
Chicken oil is the best like ninong ry chicken oil...oil your choice. Hehe...
Dapat CHIMKEN OIL. Ninong Ry, beke naman...
Bakit pinanuod ko to ng ganitong oras 🥺😭
Nice, one of my favorite part and technique of coking...
I have never been this " takam" from just watching a video 😭😂 help!
This video makes me crave to sisig rn and also to make my own chicken oil at home
Chicken oil is so versatile.... Kudos for showing potential for invididuals who wants to know Filipino home cook
Yumm… pls send some to America for tasting lol 😋😋😋
mouth watering sisig!
I like how erwan have the Asin tibuok on the side
My new fave video on the channel! Chicken skin is ❤️!
Hi FEATR! I really appreciate your content. But I just thought, with the not-so-tight travel restrictions, I hope you can travel to different places and provinces, and dig deep into their culture, particularly on their food. Travel/food vlog-like of content, then at the end of the week, Erwan will recreate those, or probably add twists to it. I'm pretty sure that there are soooo many unique delicacies in every province that not all Filipinos, including me, have heard of ever in our lives. Educate and entertain hs, and make us crave. #FilipiKNOW
Thanks!
Looks goooood! How long can you keep the chicken oil?
Chicken oil is the only essential oil that I need and nothing's gonna change my mind on that!!!! 🤣
More video with Ninong Ry. Erwan and Ninong Ry.
pointing out the new studio #iminlove !!!
schmaltz from chicken, tallow from beef, lard from pork. All equally yummy and equally artery clogging no matter what you call it.
I AGREE WITH SUPPORTING THE LOCAL!!
we make chicken oil ice cream and it's really delicious!
Ninong Ry is the Chicken Oil King
the oil of our choice
I’m a bit skeptical about the term “sisig” as a cooking technique, actually what I understand is that sisig - means to snack on something sour in kapampangan. 😊
Yes. To make it sour.
Will the chicken oil spoil after a certain time? Do you refrigerate it to extend shelf life?
nagutom ako bigla😫
merch prints - absolutely delicious and beautiful umami
3:30 agree! ❤
that little dance tho hahaha
Can’t wait to make this!!!
Great content! And thank you for giving respect with our kapampangan dish. Nagpa sorry na agad e. Hahaha apology accepted sa Pag Lagay Ng mayo 😂🤣
I just finished burning my last tablespoon of annatto seed while making oil. Sigh. Will be getting more, and trying this. I make chicken oil all the time, but have just rendered out skins and used that for cooking with. I need to up my chicken oil game.
You can do it!
Ninong Ry smiling right now
Ang gwapo mo Erwannnnn
oil of ur choice. chicken oil@ #ninongry
What's the shelf life of chicken oil?
Hahahah I love the part when you called us out.. pampanga because I reacted right before you did.. I reacted the moment you said Mayo!😂😂😂😂
Pampangeno's saw Erwan add mayo to sisig "Traitor by Olivia Rodrigo"
Best for reheating fried foods tho
I might make this just to deep dry chicken in
mouth watering
The oil of your choice
We need more ninong ry and erwan collab
Erwan, please make a jumping salad!🦐
I know
That #lovelocal salt is 💖
erwan, can you make fruit salad recipes? thank you!!
heyy he used the asin tibuok nice.
that mayonnaise disclaimer HAHAHA.
It had to be said!
so how do you prevent the chicken oil from solidifying? i live in a cold environment and has been my problem
Can the oil be kept as any oil
pwede ba haluan ng olive oil. kung baga 50/50 para mabawasan ang amount ng cholesterol sa skin's fat .or anong oil ang pwedeng iincorporate ?
Do you wash and dry the chicken skin first before cooking? I know some do that, and some are against it.
We didn't, but some people do. We haven't compared so cant say which is better - maybe soon!
Yes. Good remember. Kapampangan cooking requires washing off the “lansa” in meats.
That mayo is quite disturbing to us Pampangos 🙋🏻♀️😅🤣😇😘
With the egg, perpecto!
This is a keto dish i will replicate
Nice
Chicken liver and intestines is tasty
Chicken oil in hot rice 🍚 😋
Sarappp 😝
where did you buy the bottle? would love that on my shelf.
Kahit rice lang with dowsed chicken oil, soysauce, and calamansi juice, okay na.
How long can you keep the chicken oil for?
Hanggat kaya mo kong mahalin
Cook off with Miss Anne plssss 😭
chicken oil is good. Use it in moderation
You’re suppose to featr Ninong Ry for this wth
AHHHHHHHNG SARAAAAP😭
i saw cute thumbnail, i click
Salt is salt still, you just adjust the saltiness with the amount you put on it
Hi sir sabi ni kuya bogs baka naman hehe
Yummy😋😋