The cashier at the Hawthorne Avenue Bell's checkout wondered what I had planned for the 1.24 pounds of frozen pig ears I wanted to buy. Sisig, I told her. That's a Filipino dish made with ear, pork ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Chelsea Davis is a SF based journalist covering food, drink & travel. The Filipino food movement is in full swing and leading this ...

Here's how you can make sisig the Kapampangan way! Sisig is one of the most versatile dishes we Filipinos enjoy consuming as it can suffice as our main meal for dinner or a snack while drinking out ...

Filipino cuisine is wonderfully complex, not just because of the regional differences within the country, but also due to the influences from Spanish, Chinese, American and various other cultures who ...

Back in 2009, when Twitter was brand new, Evan Kidera was watching the trends. A graduate of San Francisco State University with an MBA, Kidera noticed the growing trend of food trucks across his feed ...

SEATTLE — A new restaurant with roots in the Beacon Hill community is about to open. CheBogz will serve up delicious Filipino cuisine right in the heart of north Beacon Hill. CheBogz’ owner, Patrixia ...

Sizzling pig’s face — that would be the best way to describe the Filipino dish called sizzling sisig. It’s a sour, pungent recipe, one that employs minced hog’s ears, snout, tongue, and brains. At ...

Tom Parker Bowles, a food writer in Esquire UK and the son of the Duchess of Cornwall, regarded Asia Society Philippine’s popularly celebrated Kulinarya book as ‘one of the great modern books on ...

Ten years have passed since Gil Payumo and Evan Kidera launched the first Señor Sisig food truck, a pioneer in the Bay Area’s Filipino-American food scene whose fusion sisig burritos and tacos quickly ...