THE CRAZY SIMPLE & DELICIOUS BREAKFAST THIS COUNTRY CAN’T STOP EATING… | SAM THE COOKING GUY



Say hello to an insanely delicious breakfast out of the Philippines – this Spam silog is about to change your life!
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45 Comments

  1. Spam?? Only people with 50k salary can afford spam in this country. 😂😂😂 Longganisa,chorizo,tocino,hotdog, dried fish, corned beef, are the basic proteins we eat for bfast. Who did u ask for this bfast anyway??

  2. The comments that I see approving spam as Filipino breakfast are clearly people who are from the United states, Canada, and Hawaii in particular. your pulling Philippine culture from the wrong sources and its a shame because the true foods of the Philippine islands has much more to offer than SPAM which is not a staple food. Your Americanized Philippine friends have steered you wrong Sam, look for a more authentic source.

  3. Filipino here. There are lots of things I’d like to improve here. First, Spam isn’t as common as you think in Ph. It’s overpriced and serves too little. I hope you would’ve chosen a more Filipino protein (homemade longanisa, tocino or tapa are the easiest) Second, it would be more flavorful if you cook the protein first then use the same oil and pan to cook the Sinangag. Last, that rice is too greasy 😭😭😭

  4. Refer to google for correct pronunciation of SI NA NGAG. The original version of this dish is TAPSILOG. Tap-tapa [dried salted meat preferably horse or beef], si-sinangag [fried rice], log-itlog [egg]. Since horse salted dried meat quite pricey and not always available in the market, many varieties of SILOG was created. In essence the original TAPSILOG is a novelty Pilipino breakfast.

  5. As someone who regularly cooks egg fried rice, garlic rice and rice with toppings. Please put salt or even better MSG, before tasting it. And adding that butter was a crime, since you already have so much oil at the start. It is just ganna make the rice greassy and less enjoyable.

  6. Here's a bit of info. rice has several varieties and cooked slightly different from each other. As a Filipino, I prefer to use the Laon variety or Thai rice for cooking garlic rice or any fried rice. It is more loose than the regular variety. And if you are using the regular variety, have it cool down for at least an hour after cooking. Then wet your hands with water, mash the rice to make it more loose before cooking it. Loose rice is easier to flavor and cook, not to mention add ingredients to. Maybe not the standard way, but that's how I do it.

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