Foreigners Learn How to Cook PHILIPPINES SINIGANG 🇵🇭 The Best Soup in the World

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @dyoll78
    @dyoll78 Год назад +78

    I love your Filipina guest, she explains good and does not shy talking in front of the camera. It's a plus that she knows Russian also =)

    • @kai928
      @kai928 Год назад +3

      Me too. She is knowledgeable and kind. :)

    • @cherylcarter9198
      @cherylcarter9198 Год назад

      @ Lowed Lloren - w/you on this! 😊 Lowed are you Visayan/Spanish? I wonder if we’re related? My name is Cheryl Lloren Carter. LLoren is not a common surname

  • @vincentmimay4174
    @vincentmimay4174 Год назад +43

    I do think this couple foreign vlogger will be able to fully adapt Filipino Culture, and you guys will fall inlove more with The Philippines

  • @decembervevlewt1543
    @decembervevlewt1543 Год назад +2

    Justin looks younger with his hair. I remember pandemic i used to have a long hair after almost 2 years i did my haircut and love the feeling that you feel and look younger plus you will feel head is lighter and fresher.hehe

  • @God-uf6yc
    @God-uf6yc Год назад +3

    Fresh vegtables have insects its really organic no pesticide happy vlogs

  • @maryj4876
    @maryj4876 Год назад +1

    Pork ribs sinigang is my ultimate favorite Filipino comfort food. With rice and fish sauce with chili for dipping. I can eat sinigang everyday.

  • @JenPD25
    @JenPD25 Год назад +2

    Waiting ☺️

  • @rakel1544
    @rakel1544 Год назад +1

    Oww. I love your sinigang!

  • @jcs838
    @jcs838 Год назад +6

    Some sinigang recipe would use rice washing instead of water so it is flavorful. After a few days, you can take off the chili pepper from the sinigang as it can be a little bit spicy ( though it depends on how spicy you want it, the longer it is there, the more spicy it is ).
    For the stir fried string beans, usually they fry a little bit of meat fat first as a base or dried/shrimps and saute it with crushed garlic and chopped onions, with soy sauce or oyster sauce and not salt.
    Stir fry can also be done as well in Kangkong ( though this should be washed thoroughly and several times so as you can be sure it is rid of dirt and bacteria ) with fried tofu and oyster sauce.
    Another option in the Sinigang dipping sauce ( we call it sawsawan ) is fish sauce or soy sauce with calamansi and bird eye chilies.

  • @jacers14
    @jacers14 Год назад +7

    I love your Filipino Friend ☺️🙏🏻 She is so nice ♥️

  • @tolyaph
    @tolyaph Год назад +4

    Nice you have a Filipina friend to help you out in the cooking.

  • @bonlavel9740
    @bonlavel9740 Год назад +8

    U all make a very authentic tagalog sinigang 🍲🍲dishes,taugh by ur very good cook Filipina friend She so excellent TeacherJoy😊 Thanks Justine & Alina for loving sinigang and other Filipino dishes.

    • @project_where
      @project_where  Год назад

      Thank you so much for liking our video :)

  • @alexgusi9441
    @alexgusi9441 Год назад +9

    It's good you learn how to cook Filipino food. Sinigang is one of the recipe of the Filipino people. God bless you all always.

  • @monestalani2667
    @monestalani2667 Год назад +1

    Yeah ready and waiting

  • @FNDLTravelVlog
    @FNDLTravelVlog Год назад +1

    That Sinigang Mix is what I really bought in the Philippines going to Europe. hahahaha! For me it doesn't matter how you eat it.. as long as there is rice.. all goood!

  • @renecaldeo1406
    @renecaldeo1406 Год назад

    Masarap ang Sinigang na luto nyo.... Yummy, Yummy, Yummy, everytime I saw Sinigang... I have Mouth Watering issue😋😋😋specially very soury soup.🤗🤗🤗

  • @darylzkiepanal6984
    @darylzkiepanal6984 Год назад +2

    Waiting for Collab Eugene and vika 🙂👍👌

  • @Jay-arCaya
    @Jay-arCaya Год назад +3

    Dont worry about the worm. Just take out the part where the worm is. Its a sign that the vegetable is fresh. They did not put pesticide which is not good for us people to consume. Just dont panic, its all organic :)

  • @sallycasasis6801
    @sallycasasis6801 Год назад +1

    That's normal for vegetables because they were grown with organic fertilizer and without pesticides. Before and after cutting the vegetable, just wash it in salted water. Remove the part of the vegetable with the worm. Happy eating!😊

  • @peterpanderama534
    @peterpanderama534 Год назад +2

    Im a new Subscriber :P and still watching all of your previous uploaded videos. :)

  • @perlaaguinaldo
    @perlaaguinaldo Год назад

    thats all time gilipino favorite sinigang the best soup here thanks for sharing your sinigang recipe hope you like it.thanks for your fil friend .

  • @misszeytin
    @misszeytin Год назад +3

    You'll be surprised how many kinds of sinigang there are. Miso is added for fish. Others use batwan/batuan, pakwan (watermelon), manggang hilaw (unripe mango), kamias, santol (cotton fruit), calamansi, usbong (young leaves of tamarind) etc as souring/flavoring agent. You can also use pork, chicken, beef, fish, shrimp. Way too many kinds depending where in the Philippines. The most common is what you cooked.
    Sinigang also uses okra but not everyone likes it. The green finger chili is essential. It adds flavor and aroma to sinigang. Aside from salt, you can use the fish sauce to the sinigang instead. It makes it tastier, with an umami flavor.
    Happy to know you guys enjoy this sour soup. Glad I found your channel. New subscriber here.

  • @ikawkj24
    @ikawkj24 Год назад +1

    I think sinigang and sisig would definitely capture every foreigner's heart and i would vote sinigang as the official national food coz it truly represents the filipino diverse culture unlike adobo which was influenced merely by the spaniards...

  • @coringrobles5260
    @coringrobles5260 Год назад

    Very good Alina & Justin ! Enjoy …

  • @moonreyponsi6702
    @moonreyponsi6702 Год назад

    waw galing nman

  • @asiavezz3583
    @asiavezz3583 Год назад

    sarap ng sinigang ,,yummy, love to eat

  • @rosariolarion9319
    @rosariolarion9319 Год назад +3

    It is good to see the three of you enjoying cooking SINIGANG 101. Aside from salt, you can use fish sauce as it is more flavourful . Instead of mashing the tomatoes. chop it to small pieces as it is less work for you.
    Your vlog is gun. Thank you for sharing. Have fun and enjoy your stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭.

  • @peterpanderama534
    @peterpanderama534 Год назад +1

    Watching!

  • @shawnmikkomikko8513
    @shawnmikkomikko8513 Год назад +1

    I'm waiting

  • @chfzn
    @chfzn Год назад +10

    Love how genuine your videos are! I always wait for your new uploads and especially excited for your future travels to different tourist spots here in the Philippines! Also, if you're ever looking for a video editor, I would love to give your vlogs, such as this one, a try cause your videos look very fun and exciting! Keep it up, Justin and Alina!

  • @maeannperillo7653
    @maeannperillo7653 Год назад +3

    One of my favorite dish and I like it very sour. Good job.👏🏻❤❤❤

  • @thehuntersblog87
    @thehuntersblog87 Год назад

    More subscibes to come In stay enjoy and good vibes im waiting ur next vlog god bless

  • @roquecarpio1943
    @roquecarpio1943 Год назад

    MY new Favorite Vloogeerr :))))

  • @ireneho6789
    @ireneho6789 Месяц назад

    Really enjoyed this video!! Thanks everyone!!

  • @colinberry4770
    @colinberry4770 Год назад

    Enjoy you adventures in Pinas.God bless you both of a trip wherever you go.

  • @lopezimelda1215
    @lopezimelda1215 Год назад

    sinigang looks 👌😍🔥✨️🙌

  • @jeremyteves28
    @jeremyteves28 Год назад

    Wow sinigang na maasim! Masarap

  • @daylortiz9077
    @daylortiz9077 Год назад +6

    What I like in Russian dish is the beef stroganoff 😋.I match it with rice like beef steak😍

  • @chitocucio4573
    @chitocucio4573 Год назад +1

    Eggplant, which is my fave vegetable, is often referred to as aubergine in other countries. While I frequent Landmark as well in buying my fresh produce, when it is wrapped in plastics, it is quite difficult to see holes in the eggplant were worms enter to eat them. Teacher Joy was right that you can still eat the other parts, just discard the ones with worms. Next menu, ask Teacher Joy about eggplant omelette or Tortang Talong which was adjudged best egg dish in the world. Or, sample it first in Locavore, Manam, or Mesa.

  • @MonMornQB
    @MonMornQB Год назад

    Suggestions: 1. Try it using beef short ribs! Much more tastier than pork. 2. Also put the rice into the soup broth rather than the other way around.

  • @manuelsalaria6039
    @manuelsalaria6039 Год назад

    You can have in à separate bowl of the soup or pour in a soup to rice with veggies and eat it.

  • @idinamendoza8791
    @idinamendoza8791 Год назад

    Hello sir you look alike Park Seojoon. Your blog is so good and thank you for appreciating Filipino culture. Good luck to you God bless.

  • @peterpanderama534
    @peterpanderama534 Год назад +2

    i saw you wandering around here in our barangay hehe specially that haircut videos then I started watching all of your videos. Nice Couple! :)

  • @richardpineda
    @richardpineda Год назад +4

    The cultural exchange talk while cooking was fun to watch!

  • @ferdsworld
    @ferdsworld Год назад

    Sinigang, my fave Filipino dish. Team Sinigang~

  • @erwinvillasis5231
    @erwinvillasis5231 Год назад

    First comment guys..
    Love Sinigang🇵🇭
    Love also blogger from russia👍
    BAYLOSIS SQUAD.

  • @AGiLiTY-1
    @AGiLiTY-1 Год назад +1

    @ProjectWhere have you went to the Venice Grand Mall yet? Highly recommend

  • @esperanzasugiyama8830
    @esperanzasugiyama8830 Год назад

    I like my sinigang with kangkong or spinach radish and pepper and shrimp bagoong on the side ....

  • @espiyaako
    @espiyaako Год назад

    Looking great with your new hair.

  • @marnoldbatangkiw6011
    @marnoldbatangkiw6011 Год назад

    I enjoy watching your video jejej happy that you love sinigang too jejej

  • @sweetmusx
    @sweetmusx Год назад

    The gabi or gabi mix makes the soup thicker. I preferred my sinigang that way too.

  • @Spy-hp8ki
    @Spy-hp8ki Год назад +3

    By making rice the dominant part of the plate, it makes the taste of sinigang less sour - if you prefer it that way, of course. You control the strength of the sour taste as the rice absorbs the flavor. Whatever suits you best.

  • @romarvillon5575
    @romarvillon5575 Год назад

    ang pogi mo talaga maximiallian. we love youuuuuu.

  • @btsbetsie9138
    @btsbetsie9138 Год назад +1

    If there is worm in the veggies then most probably it was grown organically, no pesticides used.
    Fish sauce I usually add to the soup as it's cooking. No need for salt. Add little and adjust to your preference. The finger chili or the long green pepper is added as well in the soup.
    Wash the veggies always. I prefer the tamarind which you need to boil with skin on, remove d skin when cooked and mash the tamarind, then add to the soup. Powdered sinigang mix is OK and convenient. I use it there's no tamarind available. The cooked finger chillies can be mashed with fish sauce as condiment as well. But the way you did it perfectly fine.

    • @project_where
      @project_where  Год назад

      Thank you for the tips! Will try your method next time :)

  • @ayhenesteban2948
    @ayhenesteban2948 Год назад

    NEXT TIME TRY TINOLA AND KARE-KARE TOO.

  • @herchickenlegs4
    @herchickenlegs4 Год назад +1

    I loved Sinigang so much. Enjoy your cooking 😋👍

  • @qamarmohammad3379
    @qamarmohammad3379 Год назад

    Wow washing onions and taking 20 mins to chop them great job! Glad you love our national dish. Keep cooking, next time wash garlic too 😆

  • @cccccccxz
    @cccccccxz Год назад +1

    That looks delish!

  • @maximianajalon588
    @maximianajalon588 Год назад +1

    OMG it looks soo yummy.

  • @playeattravellove
    @playeattravellove Год назад

    Good job guys.

  • @almelwynlacosta5673
    @almelwynlacosta5673 Год назад

    You have my support

  • @Brittania7
    @Brittania7 Год назад +1

    Love your hair cut ❤️❤️👍👍🇬🇧🇵🇭

  • @MICKOLEE
    @MICKOLEE Год назад +1

    for other country i suggest eating shrimp sinigang for fast cooking and it taste soo good 🙂

  • @monarcfmoso
    @monarcfmoso Год назад

    nice trying to cook sinigang..looks yummy but the sitaw cutted so long tho.. hehe but the rest is good..Good job nauna na kumain si ate grabe haha

  • @filomenar0906
    @filomenar0906 Год назад

    String beans /Sitaw are also good for ADOBONG SITAW

  • @ginostrings
    @ginostrings Год назад

    yes we do drink it from the bowl. It's common

  • @estersamson919
    @estersamson919 Год назад

    Hi po if you cut the long beans...aka...sitaw u have to cut it for likebite size not too big so that easy to bite.or chew.even the kangkong.

  • @leoliver70
    @leoliver70 Год назад +1

    Im glad u guys are interested in learning how to cook filipino dish . In no time you guys will adopt the Filipino culture esp. how to cook varieties of filipino dish. Pork sisig next …. Yummm… have fun cooking, Im rooting for u guys , from
    San Francisco, Ca ❤

  • @arjgaming8030
    @arjgaming8030 Год назад +1

    Sinigang is the one of my fav food in Philippines my mother cooking it and its so good like u flying to the heaven

  • @jayneh2006
    @jayneh2006 Год назад

    Good job guys!!! Now i also learned how to cook that soup! Yeheeyyy!!!!! I will go to asian market here in texas and i will try to cook that soup.

  • @jessasoliano797
    @jessasoliano797 Год назад +1

    Your new haircut really looks good on you. You look more like a korean heartthrob now.

  • @dingkeyimperial1654
    @dingkeyimperial1654 Год назад +2

    All time favorite Filipino dish is Sinigang. ❤ Sometimes, we use to dip it in fish oil with calamansi juice and chili, you can try it if you want some extra taste to your sinigang. Please try Beef Calderata and Lumpiang Shanghai, too! 😊

  • @GinoongBlue
    @GinoongBlue Год назад

    we usually put okra as well with sinigang but ate made the right choice with gabi sinigang mix

  • @alber2racelis64
    @alber2racelis64 Год назад +1

    I like gabi to be whole or half cut only and kangkong stem should be separated from the leaves 'coz leaves will cook fast. Love sinigang, happy eating.

  • @bons244
    @bons244 Год назад

    41:30 yeah normal to find bugs or "worms" in fresh veggies here in PH. It's an indication that the veggie was not subjected to insecticides, but rather grown organically -- which makes it better in my opinion, as oppose to perfect looking vegetables but were subjected to toxic chemicals. The tiny insect larvae inside are not harmful anyway, just remove them and it's good.

  • @joevencaperina5892
    @joevencaperina5892 Год назад

    Your sinigang tooks yummy😊 rice 🌾 please😊

  • @mari_e2676
    @mari_e2676 Год назад +2

    I am looking forward to more Filipino cooking videos! You guys are too cute!

  • @MightyMytz12
    @MightyMytz12 Год назад +9

    I loved it when Alina tasted it and went Sinigaaaaaaang and then danced because she liked the sourness! 😄 The sinigang looked really good and I kinda know the taste already just by looking at it! Yummy!!

    • @project_where
      @project_where  Год назад +2

      yes she’s a big fan of sinigang😂😂😂

  • @charlx69
    @charlx69 Год назад +12

    There are many variants of sinigang and depends on what fruit you use to make the sour soup. Tamarind(sampalok), green mango(manggang hilaw), kamias, and guavas(bayabas) can be used. Also, not only beef or pork can be used but also fishes like bangus, salmon, tilapia, and even shrimps and crabs.
    There is one variant of sinigang I love and it is sinigang sa miso, you should try it!
    ❤️ you guys and congrats on your first sinigang!

  • @BCC2490
    @BCC2490 Год назад

    Go in BAGUIO when the BER months started. Its the best months because its really cold. But the lowest temperature usually december to february. Sometimes till march because the melting snow in japan the cold wind always travel to south which is going to the upper part of the Philippines.

  • @omgee9802
    @omgee9802 Год назад +1

    I’m not typical filipino. I add my rice directly to my sinigang and eat it straight from my bowl. Cos for me, more soup broth, the better lol

  • @arniehere
    @arniehere Год назад

    Love this content

  • @pinky9875
    @pinky9875 Год назад

    That looks good😍😋

  • @jericgilcobilla4856
    @jericgilcobilla4856 Год назад

    I'm loving your new hair cut it really suits you.

  • @marjonaguro7917
    @marjonaguro7917 Год назад +2

    You can adjust the sourness of sinigang don't put all the sinigang powder just half of it and try if its enough and you can add the rest if you want more sour, Fish sauce is used to season the soup you can use it instead of salt, you can add it on the soup while it is still cooking. You can make a dipping sauce with your meat by mixing fish sauce, chilli, onion and calamansi. Your missing ingredients are okra, ground pepper and pork broth cubes to make your sinigang very rich in flavour.

  • @Cdcd4444
    @Cdcd4444 Год назад

    Looks yummy

  • @GaryGarces-k5i
    @GaryGarces-k5i Год назад

    Nice

  • @maifbv0713
    @maifbv0713 Год назад +4

    marked as one of my fave vlogger❤️ love the simplicity, genuiness of this couple.
    Their like filipino by heart

  • @angelotimonera7967
    @angelotimonera7967 Год назад +2

    "Kangkong" is called water spinach. Sinigang is an easy meal to prepare & cook and wow Justin, your challenge is done for cooking and what we do is mash the chilli pepper into the fish sauce and some calamansi juice to add more flavor and you may dip the meat onto it.

    • @project_where
      @project_where  Год назад +1

      We made the fish sauce + chili pepper sauce, it was so tasty!!

  • @fabieroyvolante3271
    @fabieroyvolante3271 Год назад +1

    There's a lot of variety of cooking sinigang, it may varies if you use fish, beef or pork and chicken ii you prefer to try it. Our country is divided by various islands and consists of different dialects that is why we have different outlook for cooking. We also had influenced from our colonists way of cooking, the Spanish and Americans...and Japanese too.

  • @isaacmichael5340
    @isaacmichael5340 Год назад +1

    Yummy 😋 😋 😋

  • @rosebrown2267
    @rosebrown2267 Год назад

    You look really good on your new hair cut.

  • @quackquack5346
    @quackquack5346 Год назад +1

    Btw sinigang soup is addicting hahahha even if you're not liking your first taste to it and the next time you try it again that's where your taste buds will never forget the taste

  • @joselitoespique3567
    @joselitoespique3567 Год назад

    You can add a bit of fish sauce. I like to squeeze piece of chili in the soup if you like spicy.

  • @almelwynlacosta5673
    @almelwynlacosta5673 Год назад

    Try also the shrimp sinigang d best

  • @alveralcala607
    @alveralcala607 Год назад

    I recommend trying Ilonggo style pochero

  • @LiliaSimeon-n1o
    @LiliaSimeon-n1o Год назад

    I guest your filipina friend is from cordillera because of her back pack bag 😊

  • @leifgalilea6974
    @leifgalilea6974 Год назад

    i am going to eat when i get home.....

  • @jwichen
    @jwichen Год назад +1

    Love the haircut

  • @arrianneobias2121
    @arrianneobias2121 Год назад +1

    Wow! Good cook. Vegetables are not overcooked..

  • @jal7056
    @jal7056 Год назад

    we add radish to our sinigang too