Inihaw na Liempo

We like to grill at home. And the simplest thing to grill (our favorite as well) is pork belly. Just rub both sides with salt and grill till cooked. We chop them in small pieces and serve with a salsa made of tomatoes, onions, chiles, vinegar, soy sauce and any other herbs at hand (spring onions, cilantro or chives) on the side. Or mix the grilled liempo with the salsa for a more than the usual treat!

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  1. Joelen says:

    Wow… sarap! We went out to a late dinner last night in our Chinatown with the intent to have lechon, but we were disappointed when the pork belly we ordered wasn’t as crispy or meaty as we hoped. Now you’ve got me craving this!

  2. One of my favourite inihaw — nothing beats liempo.

  3. Lulu says:

    This is totally a new one for me. It sounds like a must-try. Do you serve it with some sort of wrappers like tortillas or pita bread?

  4. Gay says:

    We eat this with rice actually :) If you’d notice, most Filipino dishes go well with rice…

  5. Lulu says:

    Well, yes that does make sense! I don’t know why I didn’t think of it!

  6. Jude says:

    Stuff like this really takes me back. One bowl of tutong along with this and I’m good to go.

  7. Sheila says:

    hi. how do u make the skin crispy with blisters? what is the secret?

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