Why This Filipino Soup is SO Special

Discover the heartfelt story behind this specialty Sinigang soup, made with love and passion in the Philippines.
Embark on an emotional culinary journey and discover the secrets of a specialty Sinigang soup, crafted with love and tradition in the heart of the Philippines. In this video, you'll experience:
• Authentic Filipino Cuisine: Learn about Sinigang, a beloved Filipino soup known for its tangy tamarind broth, meat or seafood, and a variety of fresh vegetables.
Heartfelt Cooking: Watch as Ate, a wonderful local cook, puts her heart into every step of preparing this delicious dish, transforming simple ingredients into a hug in a bowl.
• Cultural Insights: Gain a deeper understanding of Filipino culinary traditions and the cultural significance of Sinigang in Filipino homes and celebrations.
• Food Review: Get an honest and heartfelt reaction from Charlie Wayne as he tastes Ate’s Sinigang, highlighting the unique flavors and emotional connection to the dish.
• Cooking Tips: Discover tips and techniques for making your own Sinigang at home, from selecting fresh ingredients to achieving the perfect balance of flavors.
Whether you're a food enthusiast, a fan of Filipino cuisine, or curious about different cultures, this video offers a rich, sensory experience that will leave you feeling warm and inspired. Join us as we celebrate the love and dedication that goes into making this traditional Filipino dish.
Sinigang is more than just food-it's a cherished part of Filipino life, perfect for rainy days and special occasions. Enjoy watching and don't forget to try making this comforting soup at home!
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[@corazonabitan7578]

My favorite Filipino dish sinigang, especially with the young tamarind tulod.

[@marksampaga7283]

Sinigang is my favorite food 😊

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Great Soup based meal, and I see why it's you favorite. Every bit contains all those powerful mix of the seasoning. 😋 Yummy Welcome to the channel friend, any content suggestions we would love your input on Places or Foods to do a film on. See you soon

[@rosariocalosur7802]

Sinigang is so mouth watering 🤤🤤🤤🤤❤️

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

This dish was tasty, and I agree with You. The flavors were baked into the foods well.

[@itaysa4724]

😮sinigang one of my favorite food .

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

it was very good, and i was so impressed that that nice filipina lady spent her day preparing that dish this to give to me for satisfaction.

[@NenitaJintalan]

Pilipino food so delicious

[@robertrada1660]

I love sinigang 😊

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

She put so much time into this dish, and it was Mas Sarap. Yummy 😋🤤

[@leechrec]

Sinigang is da bomb!

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Excellent Soup, with So much Flavor. Thanks for being apart of the Channel friend.

[@egoism300]

Wow! My favorite dish. Hope that you enjoy it, Kuya Charlie! 😊😊😊

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

So good, the flavors were in the meats and shrimp, MAS Surrap Kuya.

[@bentot45]

Sinigang sa Kamias 👍😸 nyarap 👍

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Yummy, she put her whole day and so much love into cooking that dish. IT WAS A SUPRISE for me. Love the Philippines Friend.

[@saltedpeanut0782]

Pro Tip: next time get a coffee mug, fill it up with just the soup of Sinigang. Before you eat it with rice, have a sip in the mug to awaken your palate. Pinoy Old Timers like to treat the soup like Coffee. Enjoy!

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

The broth would be so flavorful on the tongue, and I'm sure would taste delicious. We don't have many soups in America like what you have in the Philippines. Many are like tomato soup or mushroom soup, not large chunks of additional items but rather it's all just pulverized into a even consistency. Just meaning your idea wouldn't work in the US, and I think it's an amazing idea that would work well with the Filipino soup

[@RonanRichardallenkatimbal]

Here Lemme Help You 😂 NO-WEH-VA E -C- YA

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Awesome and appreciate the support/teachings. Tagalog worlds that have the NA or maybe it's the GNA within it are sooo hard for us English to pronounce. Again, awesome help and KUDDOs you friend

[@coniferousbug2395]

I have a question for the owner of the channel. What is the typical food, in the US, that's like sinigang? I mean, its not the taste....but like a food....that is known all over the US but when cooked by different ppl...its has its own version? A food that is soup-based. Coz normally...u will just say.....bbq or steak... or maybe a burger. Do you have any soup based food in the US that when cooked by different Americans....it has its own version.

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Great questions and I'll put extra effort into answering. Typically Soup is a side dish, just like Salad, it's something you eat before the main course meal. Now there is one area in USA that could relate to Philippines food, and that's the State of LOUISIANA. It's food is based around Rice and Seafoods (shrimp, crawdads, fish, etc), but there are also very popular on chicken and pork. They have several dishes that are kind of soup based with a mixture of rice. One of my favorites is jambalaya, and many other dishes. In Louisiana they look very spicy, just puke Bicol Philippines, so expect many sauce and Sili (chili 🌶️) pepper to be in the meals.

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

This coming September or October I plan to be held in Louisiana, we will make it a point to shoot several films on the Cajun food in Louisiana. It's delicious and I always love eating there, the only bad part about it is you feel like your pants are getting smaller because they become more tight. Well really it's actually us getting bigger from eating so much delightful food, lol

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

As far as the ordinary American diet there are some other foods that are kind of similar. Like beef stew, it has beef and carrots and different vegetables all mixed in to a broth that is cooked on low heat so it is very tender and the seasoning absorbs.

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

I hope I answered your questions, if you have more please I would love to explain my cultures foods. Soon we plan on doing some films on American southern BBQ, oh my gosh it is so delicious and cooked very different than barbecue in the Philippines. The Southern American barbecue is primarily based on cooking at very low temperatures for very long periods of time with lots of smoke, VS what I noticed about Philippine barbecue is the cook very fast over charcoal direct heat and it's more focused on using lots of sauce for the flavor.

[@coniferousbug2395]

@@CharlieWayneAdventures I mean...in the US...do you have a specific food...that is loved by Americans but every people have their own version to it. For PH, one example is the Adobo. PH people love it. But when u go to other places...they have different versions on how Adobo is cooked. I hope u understand my question :) English is not my first language. Because u only answer a specific food in Louisiana. I was pertaining to like the whole US.

[@mayg.931]

Ate means older sisters and kuya older brothers. But you can call anyone kuya or ate if you want..😂😂

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Thanks, I learned that early in my first trips from other helpful people like yourself. I tend to use those terms like Sir/Ma'am, as it conveys respect to your elders. But at times I also address the youngsters with the terms to set an example.