Erwan Tries Sinanta Noodles in Cagayan Philippines

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  • čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
  • Sinanta is a tasty noodle dish from Cagayan that’s a beautiful mix of the land and the sea. Erwan Heussaff is trying Sinanta in Tuguegarao City and recreating it back in the studio, so you can try it at home.
    This heartwarming bowl of noodles is made with flat noodles and vermicelli and we found a restaurant called Lokal which serves it all year round.
    LOCATIONS:
    Lokal - 01 Airport Rd. Pengue Ruyu, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, Philippines
    Special thanks to:
    Eric Ian Lim
    SINANTA
    Ingredients:
    3 tbsp oil
    ¼ kg pork shoulder, cut into small pieces
    1 pc red onion, chopped
    5 cloves garlic, chopped
    1 tbsp annatto powder
    2 tbsp hibe, soaked in hot water for 30 minutes
    200g cooked bihon noodles
    100g cooked miki noodles
    Stock:
    1 kg chicken bones
    ½ kg chicken thigh
    ½ kg pork bones
    1 tbsp salt
    4 cups water
    ½ kg clams, boiled in 1 liter of water
    Toppings:
    2 tbsp chopped spring onions
    1 tbsp crunchy garlic
    Procedure:
    1. In a wok with hot oil, render the fat from your pork. Set aside and chop if necessary.
    2. In a pot or pressure cooker, combine chicken, pork bones, salt, and water. Cook for 30 minutes in a pressure cooker or 1 hour in a pot. Shred the chicken and pork meat then set aside.
    3. In the same wok where you rendered the pork, saute onions, garlic, annatto powder, hibe, 1 tbsp of hibe soaking liquid. Add chicken and prok broth.
    4. Add 1 cup of clam broth and your clams into the wok.
    5. Assemble by placing noodles in the bowl followed by the soup clams, shredded chicken meat, pork shoulders, spring onions, and crunchy garlic. Makes 4-5 servings.
    Jump to:
    (0:00) Intro
    (0:41) Trying Sinanta
    (5:40) Cooking Sinanta, Outro
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Komentáře • 78

  • @21lottel
    @21lottel Před 13 dny +18

    It isn't true that its only for lamay. It is served on special occasions. That's his own perception. Sinanta used to be served in schools because it is a heavy meal.

    • @NolymarCaranguian
      @NolymarCaranguian Před 6 dny

      But when we are talking about tradition, it is served in lamay.

  • @violetaramos5862
    @violetaramos5862 Před 13 dny +7

    Wow! Sinanta with a twist😊 can't wait to try your recipe sir erwan. Thank for featuring our very own pansit batil patung and sinanta❤

  • @CraigSakada
    @CraigSakada Před 13 dny +5

    Yessss I’ve had these dishes growing up in the huge ilocano community of Oahu, Hawaii. Nostalgic for me and my mouth and taste buds can taste what you’re eating!!! Mangan Kayo!

  • @annecanapi4106
    @annecanapi4106 Před 13 dny +7

    Thankyou sir Erwan. From Tuguegarao city po ❤

  • @bujingdayag3010
    @bujingdayag3010 Před 13 dny +4

    Also served during family gatherings and not just during funerals. "Merienda sena" as we call it in the ibanag & itawes part of cagayan.
    Thanks for featuring one of my favorite comfort foods.
    Ginolpem ngana yik!

  • @user-ze8nu8hg5t
    @user-ze8nu8hg5t Před 8 dny +1

    Glad to visit our place sir erwan... Watching here in KSA...

  • @brutalnoodles
    @brutalnoodles Před 13 dny +7

    Mas marami pa ang pancitan sa Tuguegarao kesa sa eskwela, simbahan at ospital combined. And we pronounce it as "Pansih" and its true, we eat this as breakfast, lunch, merienda and dinner. Best to eat it after your drinking session.

    • @mariavictoriaamurao6836
      @mariavictoriaamurao6836 Před 13 dny

      Right..ibanags call it Pansih. Singngo na pansih cagayan. (Delicious cagayan pancit).

  • @kapiatgatas
    @kapiatgatas Před dnem

    Those are delicious. I would make pancit using corn beef and chorizo. The idea of the dish I ate as a boy scout camping in Western Visayas 45 years ago. Sinanta is also good for hang over dish. Because of drift/drag net fishing in my home town? It destroyed the ocean floor. No more shells or clamps, that use to be plentiful during season. Growing up I often eat Misua with shrimp and clamps or Nylon shells. Then top with small dried fish "Balingon" or "Shreded Squid" or "Pinakas na Lokus". In the Visayas regions we don't name dishes out of the kitchen sink. It was made because of necessities. It was given some thought. Despite plenty of food and wasteful of food in the USA. I still cook noodles/misua/bihon with Ligo sardines. And my sisters will eat all of it, while I'm in my room eating pizza. 😀

  • @mellowssem3535
    @mellowssem3535 Před 6 dny

    One of my favorite episodes 👏 amazing to see how people there still managed to preserve their traditional way of living ❤

  • @ayrasanmiguel9363
    @ayrasanmiguel9363 Před 13 dny +1

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS FEATR! I LOVE THE FOOD SERIES! ❤🎉😮😮😮 KEEP IT UP! YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!

  • @mariavictoriaamurao6836

    Great presentation as always, EH!

  • @maverickjudd
    @maverickjudd Před 13 dny

    Thank you Erwan and team. This just goes to show how little I know of my country. I have been to Tuguegarao a number of times and have eaten Pancit patung batil patung always but this is the first time I have heard of Sinanta. Such an interesting use of food to show the culture of the place. This is why Featr is one of my favorite locally produced content creator.
    Its really similar to chicken sotanghon and yet some difference as well. Made me think of what foods do we eat during funerals. It's a blur really having buried both of my parents. My dad when I was in highschool, my mom a year before covid hit. In both instances I can't recall what we ate or served people who came. It's funny how I can recall more the rice and soup that I see served in kdrama funeral scenes rather than the funerals that I attended in real life.
    I mostly remember the coffee, tea and that tub of crackers/cookies, some bread. Was there even lugaw or sotanghon served.
    I do remember dropping by a restaurant or a 7-11 before going home.
    Such an interesting video.

  • @lisettecabauatan7163
    @lisettecabauatan7163 Před 11 dny

    I'm glad you’re down in Cagayan! It’s been my favourite food, “Sinanta” since childhood. My father used to cook it on occasions, birthday graduation etc!

  • @johndanielvillanueva8604
    @johndanielvillanueva8604 Před 13 dny +1

    I'm coming home this weekend. I need to go to this place Lokal!
    Sinanta is one of those healthier choices for morning recess in elementary. I've never really had that dish outside of my elementary days. I'm glad you featured this very random dish!

  • @crissafaith07
    @crissafaith07 Před 11 dny

    My province is in Cagayan Valley, but I haven't seen this restaurant or tried Sinanta before. Thank you Erwan for this. Ingat sa byahe!😭❤

  • @floramae6886
    @floramae6886 Před 12 dny

    Yuummm silent followers here kuya erwan i loved everything your documentation about philippines food..

  • @jessaarcenas227
    @jessaarcenas227 Před 13 dny

    Another mouthwatering episode💚💚
    I will try to cook this one😊😊

  • @asyakahitsaan
    @asyakahitsaan Před 3 dny

    I used to eat Sinanta when I studied in Tuguegarao. 🤤😋
    Also try to go to Baggao, Cagayan where you can find many waterfalls and hotsprings. Try their food there like the siling di maanghang not spicy pepper) which oftentimes cooked as solong pinakbet, their garlic langgonisa which is another favorite of mine and their traditional bibingka topped with toasted balat ng kalamansi.

  • @JEMtertainment
    @JEMtertainment Před 13 dny

    Thanks for featuring our food from my hometown! 💙

  • @lorrainefayebassig12
    @lorrainefayebassig12 Před 13 dny

    Thank you Idol Erwan and Team. From Cagayan Valley here. ❤️🥰😊

  • @jameskoala4515
    @jameskoala4515 Před 13 dny

    Hi Erwan, glad to see you remake sinanta. It is usually served when someone dies because it's very affordable to make. During my community immersion as a Nursing student, I've seen a community of women gather to make and roll the miki and cook the sinanta for a night of "lamay". While most Cagayanos still cook it at home, on a cold and rainy/ typhoon weather, reminiscent of our rural childhood days. By the way, we use river clams (bennek in ilocano, tulya in tagalog) and/or chicken meat instead or pork and patola for the veg. :)

  • @RjayAreola
    @RjayAreola Před 13 dny

    Hello Sir Erwan, kapapanuod kolang last week yung vlog about Kalinga then i was surprised kasi may vlog din pala kayo about sa aking province Cagayan Valley. Thank your featuring our Pansit batil patong Sir🙏

  • @beegeebad3193
    @beegeebad3193 Před 12 dny +3

    Tip:
    When looking for pancit batil patong in Tuguegarao, the uglier the place the better and more authentic the pancit is.
    Sinanta is special because its rare to find.

  • @11keziah
    @11keziah Před 13 dny

    Yieeh! Welcome to my province! I loove sinanta growing up. 😋😋😋

  • @miss.ria.b
    @miss.ria.b Před 13 dny

    thank you for featuring cagayan valley ❤

  • @dyocolatemint
    @dyocolatemint Před 13 dny

    Love this series

  • @angellajoybusque3339

    Sinanta is close to our Abra Miki but in pork broth and without sotanghon. Topped with your preferred meat either chopped chicharon/bagnet, rurug or boiled pigs head, kalabkab or fried innards of pig, add fresh or boiled egg, spring onions and vinegar. Yum!

  • @jaylordtalosig7925
    @jaylordtalosig7925 Před 13 dny

    Thank Erwan! So Cute

  • @DeeGeeJr
    @DeeGeeJr Před 12 dny

    I love you Erwan and namiss kita. Sana magkaroon ka ng show like this sa ABS CBN

  • @patchgabzea
    @patchgabzea Před 8 dny

    I remember tagging along with my Lola during the 70s going to padasal, binyag. Sinanta is served with puto or bread. I also had it on my 5th birthday with my neighborhood playmates.

  • @edr.2642
    @edr.2642 Před 9 dny

    My hometown province Cagayan❤️ haven’t been back there for 11years.

  • @violetaramos5862
    @violetaramos5862 Před 13 dny

    Finally! Thank u sir erwan for coming to tuguegarao and trying our famous Pansit Batil Patong❤ and Sinanta❤ Godbless

  • @arrowlhid
    @arrowlhid Před 3 dny

    Sardinas at miki the best!

  • @francestanguilan2707
    @francestanguilan2707 Před 13 dny

    Welcome erwan🎉.
    Here in tuguegarao city😊

  • @MariaJose-ux3tl
    @MariaJose-ux3tl Před 12 dny

    I haven't heard about sinanta, and your vlog doesn't only introduce the dish but also the culture

  • @themiddlepath8685
    @themiddlepath8685 Před 13 dny

    From Apple Street here hahaha...welcome erwan

  • @felipeshayneannei.3587

    Interesting twist to Sinanta 🤤 You should try Binalay for dessert next time you come here in Cagayan 🤗

  • @grantsor
    @grantsor Před 13 dny

    I am so happy Sinanta gets the limelight it rightfully deserves ❤
    Wish you could've tried other Batil Patongs as the toppings widely varies esp the carabeef heavy ones.

  • @analeemalabanan6280
    @analeemalabanan6280 Před 13 dny

    Love it❤

  • @ayrasanmiguel9363
    @ayrasanmiguel9363 Před 13 dny

    EATING PANCIT BIHON WHILE WATCHING HEHE😂

  • @anapadilla7133
    @anapadilla7133 Před 13 dny

    Damn, that looks so good and just started my diet 😭

  • @chaisiangco9727
    @chaisiangco9727 Před 12 dny

    sarap

  • @frankiefernandez9225
    @frankiefernandez9225 Před 13 dny

    I’m dieing to try it 😂

  • @MaeSarahC
    @MaeSarahC Před 13 dny

    I wish you can visit too in bicol Catanduanes 😊❤

  • @rochelv.
    @rochelv. Před 13 dny

    yummm!

  • @dreiiarevalo7918
    @dreiiarevalo7918 Před 11 dny

    Sana ma feature din po yung DiDi's Pizza of Pampanga.

  • @evareyta5272
    @evareyta5272 Před 13 dny

    ❤❤❤

  • @frankiefernandez9225
    @frankiefernandez9225 Před 13 dny

    Looks delicious 😋

  • @SHINGHA
    @SHINGHA Před 13 dny

    😋😋🥰🥰🥰

  • @TenzClearsNRG
    @TenzClearsNRG Před 13 dny

    WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

  • @marvincalibuso9863
    @marvincalibuso9863 Před 13 dny

    What kind of clam? The river clam is it possible

  • @jongbasco
    @jongbasco Před 4 dny

    i remember eatibg this duribg holy week too. i guess the lord's death also merits cooking and eating sinanta

  • @kleancut2100
    @kleancut2100 Před 13 dny

    Maybe I'll cook the noodles from a portioned part of the broth to absorb flavour into the noodles. Then drain, and add it back to the main broth :)

  • @DimasFajar-ns4vb
    @DimasFajar-ns4vb Před 11 dny

    use pork as fruit or vegetables plant fertilizer

  • @watch3r9
    @watch3r9 Před 10 dny

    whats hibi hibe?

  • @wall-e9962
    @wall-e9962 Před 13 dny

    Sinantak “is only served of May lamay” is grossly incorrect. It is also a snack in school. As street food. Or weekend afternoon snack on a rainy day.
    Experience lang niya yan.

    • @waduhek7506
      @waduhek7506 Před 13 dny

      Before pa sineserve sa school for snack yan nung unang panahon po yan ang sineserve tuwing may lamay. Usually bnbgay sa mga bsita

  • @davenicolas1770
    @davenicolas1770 Před 12 dny

    *Sinantak

  • @ayusinnyu
    @ayusinnyu Před 13 dny

    Wow what a dish, it will be probably worth 1500 php 😂

  • @Iccarose
    @Iccarose Před 13 dny

    Sinanta or Sinantak?

  • @Vicmar-zq1fs
    @Vicmar-zq1fs Před 13 dny

    Where did mr Lim got the info that sinanta is only served during wakes?That’s not even close to the truth…hahaha…maybe it is only their family who does that…Sinanta is served just like any other noodle soup in no particular occassion.Sinanta as far as i could remember is usually served during bdays & other related family bondings.It is also excellent toserve particularly during cold and rainy seasons…

  • @sulingfloresca9852
    @sulingfloresca9852 Před 11 dny

    THUMBS-UP FEATR #CHEFERWAN 🫰😍 YES WHY NOT FEATURE YOUR SAME SHOW IN ABS CBN / GMA 👍🏻🫰