SA ULO NG MGA NAGBABAGANG BALITA – ISANG FOREIGNOY AY MAGLULUTO NG PASTA WITH A FILIPINO TWIST – What SECRET PINOY INGREDIENT is in this HEALTHY DELICIOUS pasta? LONGGANISA! And not just any other longganisa, but Calumpit longganisa!

Longganisa is a Spanish sausage similar to chorizo. In the Philippines, longganisa have different defining characteristics. Longganisa is a Spanish sausage similar to a chorizo and also closely associated with the Portuguese linguiça. Its defining characteristics are interpreted differently from region to region.

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Unique Filipino Longganisa Pasta by Maputing Cooking

 

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Longganisa is a Spanish sausage similar to chorizo. In the Philippines, longganisa have different defining characteristics.

Author: Longganisa is a Spanish sausage similar to chorizo. In the Philippines, longganisa have different defining characteristics. Longganisa is a Spanish sausage similar to a chorizo and also closely associated with the Portuguese linguiça. Its defining characteristics are interpreted differently from region to region.

Recipe type: Lunch

Cuisine: Filipino

Ingredients

• Onions
• Red bell pepper
• Cumin
• Oregano
• Olive oil
• Salt/pepper
• Black beans / taosi
• Longganisa (Calumpit, Bulacan)
• Rigatoni pasta
• Powdered/mashed oregano
• Fresh oregano leaves (optional)
• Cherry tomatoes

Procedure

1. Pour 2 cups of water onto a pot and boil the longganisa until dark brown. No need to add garlic or spices, for it already has a strong flavor. Remove the skin and strings then mash into chunks once done.
2. On a separate pan, sauté the onions and bell pepper. Add on the longganisa and the oregano and cook for 5 minutes.
3. Pour in a cup of  red wine (Pinot Noir) to counteract with the garlic flavour. Add in black beans and cook for another 3 minutes the  fresh oregano leaves (optional)
4. Cook pasta accordingly until al dente. Drain pasta as soon as its done. Pour in the sauce with the pasta and mix.

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