Last Updated on November 5, 2022 by Ed Joven
How to make Skinless Garlic Longganisa
Filipino sausages without casing are known as skinless longganisa. It is also referred to as naked sausage. Skinless longganisa is the best type of traditional Filipino sausage.
Typically, it is cooked using ground pork, garlic, and seasonings. Additionally, it doesn't include any preservatives. To keep its shape, the pork mixture is wrapped in wax paper or plastic film rather than stuffed into hog casings. The flavor of skinless longganisa is usually sweet and garlicky, similar to hamonado, but "hot" versions are also popular and contain a lot of ground pepper.
The ideal way to have skinless longganisa is with sinangag na kanin or garlicky rice, itlog na maalat or salted egg, sunny side eggs, and papaya atchara for a satisfying and delicious breakfast. I enjoy dipping it into spicy vinegar before eating. Delicious!
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Skinless Garlic Longganisa Recipe
Ingredients
- 500 g Ground Pork (20% fat)
- ¼ cup Brown Sugar
- ¼ cup Garlic minced
- 1 tablespoon Oyster Sauce
- 2 tablespoon Banana Ketsup
- 1 teaspoon Atsuete/Annatta Powder
- 1½ teaspoon Iodized Salt to taste
- ½ teaspoon Black Pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon All-Purpose Flour
- 2 tablespoon Canola Oil for frying
Instructions
~ How to Prepare ~
- Combine all the ingredient in a large bowl
- Mix well with your clean hands until well blended
- Rest Longganisa mixture for 30 mins.
~ Wrapping ~
- I'm using a 4.5x6.5 inches Wax Paper
- Put 1½ tablespoon of the mixture & roll tightly.
- Fold both ends to close & seal the Longganiza.
- Refrigerate Overnight. Thaw and fry!
- (Freeze Longganisa this will last for a month)
~ Let's Fry ~
- Pour 2 tablespoon of oil in a pan & preheat on low medium setting.
- Thaw & Fry Garlic Longganisa
- Fry until golden brown
- Smells so good! Our Garlic Longannisa is done ๐
- Serve while it's hot with fried Rice & Egg!
- This recipe makes 20 pieces of Mini-Longganisa
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The process for making homemade skinless longganisa is simple and easy. Simply combining all the ingredients and stirring everything together until thoroughly combined is how this recipe instructs you to begin. I advise putting more attention on the quality of the ingredients than the process. Use freshly ground pork that has a high-fat content. Fat is the major ingredients of longganisa in the Philippines. If you can get smoked paprika as well, even better.
Steps in Cooking Skinless Garlic Longganisa:
- Step 1: You can either cook frozen pork longganisa or thaw it for a few hours.
- Step 2: Peel the wrapper, then place the sausage in a single layer in a large pan. Half a cup of water should be added to cover them.
- Step 3: Bring to a simmer and cover over medium heat. Cook the pork until it is thoroughly cooked and most of the liquid has been reduced.
Best Served With: Garlic Fried Rice, Fried Egg Tomato & Cucumber Slices with Vinegar Dip of your choice
Other Filipino Breakfast Recipe:
- Apple Pancake Recipe
- Longganisa Hamonado Recipe
- Sinangag Recipe
- Tortang Corned Beef Recipe
- Spam Egg Salad and Cheese Pandesal Sandwich
- Hash Browns Recipe Pinoy Style
- Ginisang Repolyo at Corned Beef Recipe
- Daing na Bangus Recipe
- Filipino Tamales Recipe
raa says
thanks, i'm searching for this recipe.
lhen says
I'll try this recipe but i'll be using minced beef instead. Wala kasing minced pork dito sa Kuwait. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
ibon says
Sorry i missed the above comments, atsuete pala. Thanks
ibon says
what is annatto seeds?
Sandy says
How long will it last if I put this in the freezer (the uncooked one)?
elle says
sarap nito sobra, thanks! i used about 2 tbsps of vinegar and it worked.
yna says
the amount of vinegar is not included in the recipe. how much vinegar is needed?
emjoven says
annato seed is ATSUETE in Tagalog. You can buy this at any grocery stores.
jod says
what is annato seed?where to buy?