
Crispy tofu tossed sisig-style with onion, chili, calamansi and mushroom oyster sauce, served sizzling.
Sisig comes from Pampanga, made famous by Lucia Cunanan ('Aling Lucing') in Angeles City in the 1970s; this plant-based version keeps its sour, spicy, sizzling style.
The name: Sisig comes from the Kapampangan word for a sour salad.
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| firm tofu pressed and cubed | ≈ 600 g | ≈ 1¼ lb |
| cornstarch | ≈ 30 g | ≈ 3 tbsp |
| red onion chopped | ≈ 150 g | ≈ 1 onion |
| garlic minced | ≈ 16 g | ≈ 4 cloves |
| bird's eye chilies chopped | ≈ 6 g | ≈ 3 chilies |
| mushroom oyster sauce | ≈ 30 ml | ≈ 2 tbsp |
| soy sauce | ≈ 30 ml | ≈ 2 tbsp |
| calamansi juice | ≈ 30 ml | ≈ 2 tbsp |
| vegan mayonnaise | ≈ 45 g | ≈ 3 tbsp |
| cooking oil | ≈ 80 ml | ≈ ¼ cup |
| spring onion sliced | ≈ 20 g | ≈ 2 stalks |
≈ amount suggested from similar recipes
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| Vague Sizzling Pan, 21 Cm X 11.5 Cm | 🛒 Buy | 🛒 Buy |
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Also used: sizzling plate · paper towels
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