+ Follow SISIG FESTIVAL Tag
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[Title] => Snake, ostrich to highlight ‘Sisig’ Festival
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ANGELES CITY — Dumping its bid for the Guinness Book of World Records, the annual two-day "Sisig Festival" which starts tomorrow will nevertheless feature "exotic" highlights for culinary books: snake, ostrich, frog and other such unusual sisig dishes.
And there will be 177 kinds of such dishes to be presented by cooks from various parts of the province in a culinary contest to highlight the various activities lined up for the festival including kite flying events, motorbike races, costumed street dancing, and sisig jingle competition.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-30 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ding Cervantes
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[Title] => This time, it’ll be a giant longganisa
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — The list just keeps growing: Marikina’s giant shoes, Ilagan’s giant butaka (armchair), Dagupan’s longest grill and recently, Angeles City’s giant sisig.
This time, it will be this Pampanga city’s longest longganisa.
City administrator Joey de Leon said they are now finalizing plans to make the longest longganisa in the world, something they hope would earn Guinness record.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Angeles City sizzles with first sisig festival
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It was a dream that turned into a nightmare. Ian Wright was a no-show. The swashbuckling, lovable (okay, you either love him or hate him) funny man of Discovery Channel’s Lonely Planet, who had no qualms about eating sheep’s eye in the wilderness of Mongolia, apparently got scared of SARS and decided he was better off eating exotic dishes in some far-flung SARS-free country. Well, so much for that dream interview.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Lynette Lee Corporal
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SISIG FESTIVAL
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ANGELES CITY — Dumping its bid for the Guinness Book of World Records, the annual two-day "Sisig Festival" which starts tomorrow will nevertheless feature "exotic" highlights for culinary books: snake, ostrich, frog and other such unusual sisig dishes.
And there will be 177 kinds of such dishes to be presented by cooks from various parts of the province in a culinary contest to highlight the various activities lined up for the festival including kite flying events, motorbike races, costumed street dancing, and sisig jingle competition.
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[Title] => This time, it’ll be a giant longganisa
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — The list just keeps growing: Marikina’s giant shoes, Ilagan’s giant butaka (armchair), Dagupan’s longest grill and recently, Angeles City’s giant sisig.
This time, it will be this Pampanga city’s longest longganisa.
City administrator Joey de Leon said they are now finalizing plans to make the longest longganisa in the world, something they hope would earn Guinness record.
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[Title] => Angeles City sizzles with first sisig festival
[Summary] => It was a dream that turned into a nightmare. Ian Wright was a no-show. The swashbuckling, lovable (okay, you either love him or hate him) funny man of Discovery Channel’s Lonely Planet, who had no qualms about eating sheep’s eye in the wilderness of Mongolia, apparently got scared of SARS and decided he was better off eating exotic dishes in some far-flung SARS-free country. Well, so much for that dream interview.
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