
The Baguio City Market has a variety of
longganisas from Baguio, Vigan and Laoag. These include the Laoag
derecado (salted garlic), Vigan
derecado (with and without vinegar) and
hamonado, and the Baguio
derecado and
hamonado which inlcudes versions for boiling (because of the amount of fat), straight frying (lean hamonado) and short links which they call
shortganiza. These pork delights are sold in one area of the market together with the ultimate pork dish, lechon!
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Longanizas of the Philippines
How long do they last before going bad hang out like that?
ReplyDeleteI was told they last up to 2 weeks out of the freezer
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