How to Make Skinless Longganisa

Join me in learning how to make Skinless Longganisa. Longganisa is a Filipino word which means Sausage. I cut down the amount of sugar though to make it less sweet but this is just optional. Adjust the sugar to your liking.

Rating
(1)
Total time
1 hr 5 min
Yield
6 servings
Updated
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By Mari & Jacob Petrosky
Cooked, filmed, and tested in our Arizona kitchen

Two plates of rice with eggs Filipino Longanisa and eggs cooked.

Join me in learning how to make Skinless Longganisa. Longganisa is a Filipino word which means Sausage. This dish is one of my faves for breakfast, especially with fried rice and eggs. I made a minor change with the recipe because I had limited ingredients at the time I made it. The savory and sweetness of this recipe is spot on. I cut down the amount of sugar to make it less sweet but this is just optional. Adjust the sugar amount to your liking.

If you enjoyed making this dish check out my page on how to make Filipino Lumpia.


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Ingredients

  • 1/2 lb ground pork
  • 1/2 lb ground chicken
  • 3 tbsp canola oil
  • 7 tbsp brown sugar
  • 1 tbsp minced garlic
  • 1 tbsp paprika
  • 1 tbsp iodized salt
  • 1 tsp ground black pepper

Instructions

Prep Meat Mix

ground pork and chicken in a bowl with sugar for skinless longanisa recipe

In a bowl, add 1/2 LB ground pork, 1/2 LB ground chicken. Add garlic, 7 TBSP of sugar, 1 TBSP paprika, 1 TBSP of salt, and 1 TBSP of canola oil. Mix the ingredients well. Use hand or stand mixer if available. Cover the mixture and refrigerate for 2 hours. Remove the mixture from the fridge after 2 hours. You will need parchment or wax paper and a card to mold the sausage.

Form the Sausage

using a credit card with paper to form a sausage

To make the sausage, put a sheet of paper on a flat surface. Scoop 3 TBSP of mixture put it over the sheet of paper. Fold and firmly hold the edge together. Push the mixture using the card until a sausage shape is formed. Firmly roll the sausage and put it in a container. Repeat the process until the entire mixture is consumed. To make unwrapped sausage, use medium-size parchment or wax paper. Scoop 3 TBSP of mixture put it over the sheet of paper. Fold and firmly hold the edge together. Then push the mixture using the card until a sausage shape is formed. Press and hold both ends firmly. Gently push the sausage to roll in the container. Repeat the steps until the entire batch is consumed.

Refrigerate

skinless longanisa stored in a container with paper in between

Insert a piece of paper in between the sausage to prevent it from sticking to each other. Refrigerate overnight. Freeze some for up to one month for future use.

Cook

boiling water in a pan with one longanisa being placed inside

To cook, simmer 5-8 TBSP of water in a frying pan over low heat. Add and cook the sausage for 2 minutes. Flip it over and cook the other side for another 2 minutes. Continue to cook until liquid is absorbed. Remove from pan when all sides are browned. Serve with warm rice and enjoy!

Recipe card

How to Make Skinless Longganisa

Join me in learning how to make Skinless Longganisa. Longganisa is a Filipino word which means Sausage. This dish is one of my faves for breakfast, especially with fried rice and eggs. I made a minor change with the recipe because I had limited ingredients at the time I made it. The savory and sweetness […]

1 review Filipino Breakfast
Prep time
1 hr
Cook time
5 min
Total time
1 hr 5 min
Yield
6 servings

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. 1

    Prep Meat Mix

    In a bowl, add 1/2 LB ground pork, 1/2 LB ground chicken. Add garlic, 7 TBSP of sugar, 1 TBSP paprika, 1 TBSP of salt, and 1 TBSP of canola oil. Mix the ingredients well. Use hand or stand mixer if available. Cover the mixture and refrigerate for 2 hours.

    ground pork and chicken in a bowl with sugar for skinless longanisa recipe
  2. 2

    Form the Sausage

    Remove the mixture from the fridge after 2 hours. You will need parchment or wax paper and a card to mold the sausage.

    using a credit card with paper to form a sausage
  3. 3

    Refrigerate

    To make the sausage, put a sheet of paper on a flat surface. Scoop 3 TBSP of mixture put it over the sheet of paper. Fold and firmly hold the edge together. Push the mixture using the card until a sausage shape is formed. Firmly roll the sausage and put it in a container. Repeat the process until the entire mixture is consumed.

    skinless longanisa stored in a container with paper in between
  4. 4

    Cook

    To make unwrapped sausage, use medium-size parchment or wax paper. Scoop 3 TBSP of mixture put it over the sheet of paper. Fold and firmly hold the edge together. Then push the mixture using the card until a sausage shape is formed. Press and hold both ends firmly. Gently push the sausage to roll in the container. Repeat the steps until the entire batch is consumed.

    boiling water in a pan with one longanisa being placed inside
Nutrition facts 125 per 1 Piece serving
Calories
125
Fat
9g
Saturated fat
0g
Unsaturated fat
0g
Trans fat
0g
Cholesterol
20g
Sodium
110mg
Carbohydrates
6g
Fiber
0g
Sugar
5g
Protein
3g
Serving size
1 Piece

Estimates calculated from the ingredients as written; actual values vary with brands and portions.

Reader reviews

1 cook rated this recipe

5.0out of 5

  • Ronald Nunez

    Jul 15, 2021

    Very detailed, thank you ma'am.

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