Sizzling Chicken Sisig
Sizzling Chicken Sisig is the chicken version of the popular sisig dish. This recipe is quick and easy and can be low in fat depending on the type and amount of mayonnaise that will be used. Sisig is known to be a fatty dish because it usually uses fatty parts of the pig such as…
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Sizzling Chicken Sisig is the chicken version of the popular sisig dish. This recipe is quick and easy and can be low in fat depending on the type and amount of mayonnaise that will be used.
Sisig is known to be a fatty dish because it usually uses fatty parts of the pig such as the ears and face; the original recipe also uses the brain of the pig as a binder. Chicken sisig, on the other hand, can be considered as a healthier alternative because chicken meat has lesser fat. This recipe in particular makes uses of skinless chicken breast; it is low in fat and high in protein.
Chicken liver plays a big role in the success of this dish because it contributes a lot to the flavor of the entire dish. As I’ve mentioned in the video, it is not an issue if you do not want to add liver because the dish will still taste good — adding liver will make the taste better though. You may also want to see how to cook pork sisig.
Try this Sizzling Chicken Sisig Recipe. Let me know what you think.
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Sizzling Chicken Sisig
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 lbs. grilled chicken breast finely chopped
- 1/4 lb. chicken liver chopped
- 1 cup minced yellow onion
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 pieces serrano pepper sliced diagonally
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1/4 cup butter
- 4 to 5 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 egg
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
Instructions
- Heat the cooking oil in a pan
- When the oil becomes hot, saute the onion until it becomes soft
- Add the chicken liver. Cook until the liver browns.
- Add-in the grilled chopped chicken breast. Stir and cook for 3 to 4 minutes.
- Put the garlic powder and soy sauce in. Stir.
- Sprinkle salt and pepper. Stir.
- Add the mayonnaise and then stir right away until all the ingredients are well incorporated.
- Heat the sizzling plate (cast iron pan).
- Once the pan is hot, put the butter in and let it melt.
- Tranfser the chicken sisig on the cast iron pan.
- Crack the egg and drop on top of the chicken.
- Arrange the green chili on top.
- Serve. Share and enjoy!
khaye carlos says
hi… I thought of using kalamansi instead of mayo? is it possible?
anover says
i like you sisig po. im just twelve i know how to cook but when i your sisig it looks tasty and try to cook it my mom like me and thx for the sisig.
mylene says
Hi! Do you have a recipe of the liver sauce Hi! Do you have a recipe of the liver sauce used by sisig hooray and other sisig food used by sisig hooray and other sisig food stalls nowadays? Thank you!
Kaye says
Thank you for this recipe! Sisig is my favorite but Im also conscious of the calories. Will try it out tonight for my hubby. Godbless!
gina says
Hi vanjo thank you for your wonderful website. I always refer to your website whenever I want to do baking or cooking such a big help..thanks uli.
Rose says
Thank you, Vanjo for your easy-to-follow recipes. You’re wonderful. Can small piece of fried chicken skin be added to the sizzling chicken sisig to have the crispy texture?
Vanjo Merano says
Thanks Rose. Sure you can, but try to limit it since chicken skin is high in cholesterol.
Eric says
hindi po ba aasim yung sisig pag may mayo?
Vanjo Merano says
Eric, I don’t think that mayo makes a dish sour,unless you are using sandwich spread. If you give this recipe a try, you’ll see that the mayo helps balance the taste of this sisig dish and gives it a nice texture.
Sam says
Is it supposed to be crispy? Mine was soft. Shall i cook it longer?
Vanjo Merano says
Sam, this is not supposed to be crispy. Cooking the chicken longer can make it tough instead, so I do not recommend you to do that. Skin and fat content have something to do to with the crispy texture of a dish; this can be applicable to pork, but not with chicken.
al ongsuco says
maybe you can add crushed chicharon if you want a crunchy bite, like the sisig of Sisig Hooray 😀
juvelyn says
Hi tnx for sharing about this.i really love sisig. Are i can put knor or anything to make it more pampalasa.
mitzi says
More power panlasang pinoy! Im looking forward for more healthy and easy to prepare recipes.God bless. I also tried embutido last christmas.So tasty, they all love it.
mitzi says
I used the half pepoer roasted chicken i bought in groceries and cook it for sisig.
Vanjo Merano says
You sure know how to make things easier. That is a good thing because you saved time and a little effort. I hope that you enjoyed your meal.
mitzi says
I always check your recipe, i like how you explain the procedures, very clear. I just cook chicken sisig for our lunch and they all love it, they thought i ordered it from a restaurant. Thanks for your wonderful recipes.
Vanjo Merano says
You are welcome, Mitzi!
Jessica says
Hi! Do you have a recipe of the liver sauce used by sisig hooray and other sisig food stalls nowadays? Thank you!
Riza says
I don’t have a grill. Can I broil the chicken instead? Can I use the thigh meat instead? What do you use for seasoning?
Vanjo Merano says
Hi Riza. Yes, you can broil the chicken. You can use any part of the chicken for this recipe… and I did not use any seasoning before I grilled the chicken needed.
Karen says
Hi Mr. Vanjo!! Do you recommend to marinate first the chicken with salt, pepper, & crushed garlic before grilling it??
Vanjo Merano says
Karen, its not necessary but you can do it if you prefer.
Kristina says
Hi. This chicken sisig looks good. Can you boil the chicken breasts instead of grill?
Vanjo Merano says
We grill the chicken to get the smoky flavor. Boiling the chicken is also possible, but not recommended.
Rodel says
Kabayan -- improving ang pictures…looks appetizing. What body and glass did you use here?
Vanjo Merano says
Thanks Rodel. The photo was taken using a Nikon D90 with AF-S DX Micro-NIKKOR 40mm f/2.8G. I’m hoping to get hold of a AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G lens for a more detailed shot.
Myles R. says
Can I make this using ground turkey? You said that the mayo is an alternative ingredient. Do you have a lower fat substitute to the alternative ingredient? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Vanjo Merano says
As much as possible, I will refrain from using ground meat in making Sisig. Grilled and chopped turkey breast will be better. Then again, it is your choice.
You can try using regular (unflavored) yogurt as a substitute for mayonnaise. It will not taste as good, but it is tolerable and better for the health.
Grace Alcantara says
Vanjo, thank you for sharing your talent. It was my first time to see your website and I was astounded on how comprehensive it is. You have a earned a new follower.
Vanjo Merano says
Glad you liked it. I will see you around.