I think you’ll be seeing a lot of SiLog recipes on this blog from now on. There’s a tendency for me to favor easy-to-cook recipes for breakfast and lunch these days. I’m still not over all the things that’s been “attacking” me lately. With SiLog meals all I have to do is change the viand to make it different.
To my non-Filipino friends, SILOG is a term that has been coined from the Filipino breakfast staple SInangag (garlic fried rice) and itLOG (egg). Another syllable is prefixed in it, usually the first syllable of another viand/dish that comes with the garlic fried rice and egg. In this case, it’s LONG from LONGganisa, our local version of sausage. Hence, LongSiLog.
SiLog meals are easy to prepare and heavy enough on the tummy. This will help provide more energy for the day and wake up my sleepyhead of a husband and daughter. We eat breakfast at 5:30am and kids like Ykaie has a tendency to eat sloooooowly when breakfast is that early. But she loves rice meals, so we eat rice breakfast almost four times a week — and that’s on weekdays. So much for that “less carbs” thinking..
I used ready-made Longganisa for this LongSiLog meal, one which we bought from our suki in Malabon, but I’m planning to make a homemade recipe as soon as possible — like after we move and get settled in our new home which I think is gonna be next month. (Crossing my fingers on this one!) Almost all my kitchen gadgets are kept in boxes these days and I sometimes get too lazy to take them out or find which box contains which kitchen gadget. Besides, I’m kinda busy with Proper Nouns and Common Nouns, and loom bands, and the house…. and with peanutbutter♥.
No recipe for this post. I just fried out the ready-made skinless Longganisa, made sunny side -up egg, and top it over garlic fried rice. I’ll save the recipe for garlic fried rice on the next post.
wow! I suddenly missed eating longganisa! <3
Then it’s time for you to cook this at home :0
I’d love to wake up in the morning for this delicious breakfast! As breakfast is the most important meal for a day, I’d thoroughly enjoy this! 😉
I’m sure you will enjoy this Nami!
Just because it’s easy and simple doesn’t mean it’s not delicious. Garlic is probably my favorite spice. Other than salt that would be the one I would miss the most if I didn’t have access to it. Anyway this looks delish to me. I am sorry you are having problems with ‘attacking things’. That doesn’t sound good. Hang in there.
Thanks Carol. Garlic is my favorite spice too!
I think longanisa must be my favorite silog ever! Your making me hungry and it’s well past dinner already! 🙂
Good luck with the new home…how exciting!
Thank you so much, Joey!
Sarap niyan sa almusal! nakakagutom
Super sarap nga sa almusal!!
waaaa! sarap neto ngayong tag-ulan sis together with kapeng barako. yummmmers!
Kalimutan natin ang salitang diet! Cheers!
Thanks for finally talking about > LongSiLog (Longganisa, Sinangag at Itlog) – The Peach Kitchen < Liked it!
Thanks Val!
I love silog meals and longganisa is one of my faves! Your pictures look so appetizing!
Thanks Louisa!
Anything silog comprises my favorite breakfast! I miss full Filipino breakfast meals like this.
It’s about time you prepared one at home.
Hi mommy Peach, I love silog too lao na kapag may kape! I’ll be waiting for your home made longganisa so I could have a different version naman 🙂
I wonder kung kelan ko magawa ang homemade longganisa! Hopefully soon.
We also eat longsilog for breakfast, sometimes, alternated with tosilog. I can’t wait to see the recipe for your homemade longganisa. I usually buy Pampanga’s Best for skinless and Monterey for the one with skin. I prefer skinless, though. I miss my mom’s recipe.
Tosilog is also one o our favorite silog meals.
anything with ‘silog’ is my husband and daughter’s favorite!
I bet they will love this.
This is my second favorite breakfast, next to Tapsilog!
Photos are too real that they look ready to eat from the screen! You’re my new idol to food photography 😀 I usually go for the Lucban Longganisa when cooking longsilog cause it has better flavor for my taste( plus added garlic! yum) 😀
Awwww, thanks Nicole P. That’s sweet! I also like Lucban Longganisa specially those from Eker and Elly’s.
Though I’m not a heavy breakfast eater, I love “silogs” 😀
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