Pig Face for Dinner
Pig face is quite a popular part of the animal to eat – mostly fatty, but flavorful. Filipino sisig is chopped up pigs face on a sizzling platter, but in Thailand they mostly like to eat pigs face either grilled or boiled and served with chili sauce.
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11 years ago
Pig’s face (and head) seems to be a common delicacy in SE Asia. Back home in the Philippines, pig’s face is often use in making “sisig” a local appetizer. I also notice here in Cambodia that they grill the entire pig’s head.
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Yes, Filipino sisig is, what I think, the best way to use a pig’s face!
Alli
11 years ago
There is absolutely no way I could stomach that. I’m pretty sure it would come right back up. How do you turn your mind off while eating it?!
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Hey Alli, ha, hmmm… think happy thoughts!
Emma
11 years ago
Oh my gosh you are braver than me for trying this! I don’t think I would be able to stop thinking about what I was eating, yikes!
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Hey Emma, it’s scarier when it’s whole, when it’s chopped up, you don’t notice the whole face!
Wolf Mitzner
11 years ago
that’s what I used to say about my ex-wife!
Brad
11 years ago
I would prefer the chopped Filipino version lol!
Glad I bumped into your page, pretty interesting!
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Hey Brad, that’s a great way to cook a pig’s face!
Sophie
11 years ago
Reminds me of sheep’s head, a common dish in western Norway 🙂
Mark Wiens
11 years ago
Hey Sophie, good to hear that, that sounds great too!