About tocino

March 26, 2005 | Filipino food | Print This Post



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Probably the most popular brand of tocino in the Philippines is Pampanga’s Best. It’s reputedly some sort of pioneer in the mass production of local meat delicacies but that doesn’t necessarily make their products the best in the market. I find Pampanga’s Best products more hype than having any real extraordinary quality. We buy our fatless color-free tocino from Belcap, a small store along Xavierville Avenue in Quezon City. A little more expensive but the consistency in quality justifies the price.

If you want to try making your own tocino, there is a recipe online from the Industrial Technology Development Institute of the Department of Science and Technology of the Philippines. Or, you may want to try the version that uses annatto water to add a reddish tinge to your tocino. Both recipes seem simple enough.

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84 Responses to “About tocino”

  1. Curious on January 30th, 2006 9:03 am

    May I ask what tocino tastes like? I saw one definition saying it is sweet. Thanks!

  2. Connie on January 30th, 2006 10:36 am

    Tocino is sweet. :)

  3. faith on February 13th, 2006 5:55 pm

    :smile: yummy!!! :wink:

  4. margie on April 10th, 2006 3:04 pm

    tocino is delicious & we really love to eat . i tried different mixtures or ingredients. can i try your tocino recipe.

  5. roma on June 6th, 2006 7:49 am

    can i have a recipe to make tocino

  6. rosalie on June 16th, 2006 12:19 am

    hi’
    i’m pilipna and i miss pilipino food.
    please thank’s you…can you give the recipe the tocino.
    salamat again

  7. mandino on July 16th, 2006 8:08 pm

    hi roma,

    may ask you the recipes to a tocino? i love to eat tocino! :)

  8. Joey on August 14th, 2006 8:28 pm

    pagdating sa tosino, masasabi ko na yatang ako na ang number 1 fan!:lol:
    bata pa lang kasi ako tosino na hilig ko eh, tapos hanggang sa lumaki ako. kahit araw araw yatang ulam ko yan, hindi ako magsasawa.:oops:
    so ang nanay ko, pinagaralan ang pag gawa ng tosino. malakas daw kasi akong kumain nun kaya sabi nya sya na lang ang gagawa dahil ayaw nyang kumain ako ng sobrang vetsin, food coloring at preservatives.
    simple lang naman eh, basic ingredients yung brown sugar(wag yung mashadong dark ha?), asin, paminta at pineapple juice. shempre yung karne ng baboy or manok wag kalimutan.
    medyo kailangan lang talagang tikman nyo ang mixture ng dry ingredients nyo para makuha ang consistency ng alat at tamis. pero mas lamang ng konti ang tamis ng asukal, tosino kasi matamis eh.:mrgreen:
    balutan nyo lang ang meat nung dry ingredients at ilagay sa isang container. dun nyo sila ibababad sa pineapple juice — kailangan nakalubog ang karne ha.
    bigyan nyo ng time para sumipsip ng flavor at mag “cure” ang meat tapos pwede nyo ng iluto!:razz:
    tip lang sa pagluluto, para sakin, mas masarap syang iprito sa tubig instead of mantika. konting tubig para pakuluan sya at pag halos matuyo na yung tubig, maglalagkit na yung tosino nyo! :lol:
    nakakagutom kaya putulin ko na ang nobela ko dahil baka pag tumagal, maging blogger na rin ako hehe.

  9. Connie on August 15th, 2006 9:57 am

    o, for those asking how to make tocino, we have to thank joey for the detailed instructions. :)

  10. marie on August 30th, 2006 6:42 pm

    ako din pasalamat kay joey regarding how to make a tocino. im a mom, who is really really interested to make tocino for a living purposes since i resigned from my work and care for my kids, but then, likas na sa akin talaga ang mag isip ng kung ano ang madali at murang pang bisnis at syempre hilig ko din ang tocino lalo pat masarap ang timpla. sayo joey salamat.i will try to make tomorrow, sana makuha ko ang timpla.

  11. Danielle on August 31st, 2006 4:52 pm

    HI!!! I know some tocino and even longaniza store, Tita’s Special. Their located at Kamias Rd. QC. Their tocino and longaniza tastes better than any other leading brands. You guys should try it. Believe me.

  12. tocino_ni_joey on September 3rd, 2006 6:56 pm

    :mrgreen:

    ehehehe….heh

    ahmn, mr. joey…antsalapppppppp naman ng tocino moh…since i always have pineapple sa lata…tsaka lagi kong tinatapon ang katas niya i’d have a reason to keep em now…

    gosh, this modernized worlds talaga;it makes us waste food noh…

    thank u for ur ‘glutinous self’ Joey dear…

  13. mhy on September 7th, 2006 7:37 pm

    i like very much tocino,kahit araw-arawin nyammm

  14. mhy on September 7th, 2006 7:44 pm

    i like very much tocino,kahit araw-arawin nyammmmmmmmm

  15. Joan on September 17th, 2006 3:35 am

    Thanks for the recipe Joey !!! I’m in the states at miss ko na ang filipino foods. Wala akong makitang tocino sa market. So really thanks for the recipe!

  16. natalie on September 23rd, 2006 8:27 pm

    i know how to cook tocino. its very delicious and easy to make. anywhere u go, anywhere you are, u can make some. yummmm!

  17. sheila on October 10th, 2006 6:42 pm

    Excuse me pls…..

    May i know how to make TOCINONG BABOY???

    THANKS……

  18. kc on January 12th, 2007 2:25 am

    :razz:joey thanks for the recipe………..god bless

  19. Kurtz on January 22nd, 2007 5:17 am

    I miss having pork and chicken tocino.. my mom used to cook it for me back in philippines :cry:… i would love to cook tocino but i dont know the recipe… please help me out… email me here at lyquid@hotmail.com Thank you… :grin:

  20. joni heizen on January 22nd, 2007 10:25 am

    well!!! nagustuhan ko ung kulay ng pork tocino nyo!!!
    pwde ba akong makakuha ng recipe ng tocino pero dapat home made lang para sa school project lang!!!!!!!
    tenk you!!!!

  21. joni heizen on January 22nd, 2007 10:27 am

    gusto ko ring magatayo ng restaurant penge ng recipe hah!!! i think your pork tocino its delicious!!!!

  22. weng on January 29th, 2007 7:48 pm

    hi,

    i miss the filipino food…:razz: pwede nyo bang mabigay sa akin kung ano ang recipe, kasi gustong-gusto ng mga anak ko at asawa,

    salamat

  23. leandro on February 11th, 2007 12:11 pm

    magandang araw at salamat s site nyo.. bagong kasal lng ako at mahilig s pgkain.. pwede ko bang subukan ang recipe ng tocino mo.. favorite sya ng misis ko.. maraming salamat..

  24. glenda on February 16th, 2007 9:59 am

    hay talaga joey boy, excited ako na mag try sa tocino recipe mong yan!!! miss na miss ko na filipino food, medyo pumayat ako dito sa Miami kasi di ko gusto food nila, para nasusuka ako… wala talagang katulad ang pagkaing pinoy!!!

  25. glenda on February 16th, 2007 10:01 am

    hay naku try ko talaga yang tocino recipe ng nanay mo joey!!! Gusto ko talaga yan, lalo na ang taba, naku talaga namang ang sarap sarap!!! Sana makuha ko talaga ang timpla para di ako mapahiya sa sarili ko!!! hehehe

  26. ricky_boy on March 10th, 2007 9:30 am

    Can you please translate in english on the recipe, please? - Thank You Much!

  27. Maricon Teheux on March 11th, 2007 8:46 pm

    :lol:Can you please give me a tocino recipe. I wanted to try. Thanks a lot.

    Maricon:wink:

  28. Whennie on March 14th, 2007 7:13 pm

    yumm! tocino is my favorite thanx sa recipe joey boy ur the best!! i never thought of pineapple juice as one of the ingredients hehehe now i know salamat >>>> and leandro ur wife is so lucky to have you as her husband :smile::lol: wish you both all the best :smile:

  29. girlie fin on May 5th, 2007 12:03 pm

    hi”

    im girlie you know what i love tocino since i was in kindergarten. thats whta i want to know how to make a dilicios tocino. can you give me the tocino ingredients. pls and thank you very much.

    Question. Many times i Hered MSG ANO PO BAYON NA HINA HALO PO DAW SA TOCINO. THANKS LOVE YOU ALL”’

  30. MYMY on May 9th, 2007 2:44 am

    NICE TO MAKE A FOOD…………………………………………………………………..BUT THE THING U WANNAT IS THE MAKE UR OWN……………………………………………………………………SO IT ME MYMY AND MY FRIEND ROSE JEAN………………………………………………………………BUY BUY BUY……………………………………….SEE YAH….

  31. jared on May 14th, 2007 7:07 pm

    hayan tol joey.. ginawa ko yung tips mo.. sana aprub ang lasa pagtikim ko.. antayin ko na lang ng isang week tapos tosino na.. lols.. thanks again for the tip.. :D

  32. pchy on May 16th, 2007 4:52 pm

    what’s ascorbic acid here? is this same with the vitamin C powder other’s using? (dinikdik na vitamin C tablet)

  33. xera on May 23rd, 2007 5:16 am

    Where can I find a tocino recipe?

    If anyone knows, feel free to let me know and I will be more than glad to assist you in something else :)

    Have a good one,

  34. arcy on May 23rd, 2007 1:17 pm

    pwede bang malaman ilang portion ang asin at paminta compare sa brown sugar? tapos ilalagay sa tupperware na may takip, left anywhere or sa fridge?

  35. imelda aloba on June 14th, 2007 11:29 am

    Joey
    sikat kana ha! dahil sa favorite mong “TOCINO”. Fan din kami ng mister ko ng tocino kaya naisipan ko na maghanap ng recipe ng tocino. Nasubukan ko na en nagustuhan ng mister ko at ng mga pamangkin ko. at healthy pa.
    Thank you

    imelda of san francisco US

  36. rallen on June 22nd, 2007 8:12 pm

    hi!
    i’m rose sana mabigyan n’yo ako nang
    recipe sa tocino.gusto ko sanang mag karoon
    ng sariling recipe ng tocino.kasi love kong
    mag luto talaga promise…thanks a lot
    this rose from cebu,city.philippines

  37. Joanne on July 13th, 2007 2:54 am

    Mr joey
    hello gud pm,can i ask you, if how long u can stay the meat for the mixture………thanks!
    i love tocino too, im xcited to do that but how long?

  38. Ma. Refe on July 23rd, 2007 9:29 pm

    Hi! I’ve been making tocino for less that a year…and i’ve learned that the best way to cook it is with 1 part water and 1 part cooking oil at the same time to avoid it sticking to the frying pan…aside from the pineapple juice you can also use 7 up…and the shelf life is a lot longer.

    For Joanne: Since joey’s recipe has no preservatives and uses pineapple juice you have to put it in the freezer after the curing time…i’m not so sure if it can stay for more than a week.

  39. marlyn on July 31st, 2007 6:03 pm

    Mr. Joey
    Maraming salamat sa tocino recipe,sa wakas makakapag luto na rin ako ng tocino.

  40. jean on August 24th, 2007 4:25 am

    Mr Joey at Ma. Refe, thank you talaga sa mga tips nyo… addik din kasi kami sa tocino eh. Namimiss ko na talaga pagkaing pinoy.

  41. Tocino lover on August 28th, 2007 4:43 am

    Mr. Joey, I would like to try your tocino recipe if you may. Me and the kids are just agog over tocino.

  42. Alexa on August 30th, 2007 8:13 pm

    Joey,
    I’ll try your recipe pag uwi ko galing work.
    Dito sa Dubai, Pampanga’s best lang meron kaya try ko home-made recipe m.

    thanks

  43. julie on September 4th, 2007 8:49 pm

    im julie fr jordan,i just want to know how to make tocino

  44. Anne on September 18th, 2007 9:05 am

    Joey,
    Alam mo nag try ako bakit di malagkit at di jucy ewan ko kung ano ang kulang. gamit lang naman ko ng pineapple juice, garlic pepper, salt at vetsin. sugar ano pa ba ang kulang. can you give me some idea.
    Thanks.

  45. concern lang on September 19th, 2007 3:27 am

    Anne- Try mo iprito sya sa juice na iminarenate mo. Pero kaunti juice lang ha. Then hayaan mo sya mismo mag dry. Kasi ang pork ng lalabas sila ng mantika. kaya no need to use mantika. Pag nakita mo na unting-unting nag mamantika na ang tocino mo. Yan magkakaroon na sya ng lasa. Tama lahat ng ingredient mo, mukhang minadali mo lang ang pagluluto mo kaya nd malagkit. O baka kulang sa sugar.

  46. ed on October 3rd, 2007 9:49 am

    i like oork tocino and like to try chicken tocino. can you teach me how to make yummy chicken tocino ?

  47. rowena on October 5th, 2007 6:57 pm

    hi guyz…i’ve tried making pork tocino and its really yummy!!! i really really like the taste of it…its so delicious…u

  48. Ate LHUZ on October 15th, 2007 5:01 am

    tOCINO? yummy!!

  49. gene on October 28th, 2007 3:53 pm

    wow….great food ang tocino talaga. lahat ng kids dito sa amin, love ang tocino. minsan try ako gumawa ng own timpla ko. pero sana…ung mas masarap. can i have your receipe?

  50. Rickey on October 28th, 2007 6:16 pm

    But I love pork fat! It’s delicious!

  51. Rudy on October 30th, 2007 4:25 am

    Hi, Someone told me the ingedrients for Tocino Pork :
    Wjite Acoord, Salt, (Light)Brown Sugar, Monosodium Glutamate, Red Color, Cherry Juice.
    Can someone tell me what is ” White Acoord” ?

    Thank you on behalf of my ‘asawa ko’ in Belgium/Europe (want to make surprise to her with the real only original tocino); bye the way if someone has the recipe of piaya: also welcome . Salamat.

  52. jaime on November 8th, 2007 9:37 am

    thanks joey im jaime from madrid spain
    since child its my favorite food and i try your recipe
    very delicious thank you

  53. ANNA LYN MARCELANG on November 10th, 2007 8:40 pm

    what part of pork po do i have to use for tocino.

    Sorry beginner po ako.

    thanks a lot for helping.

  54. maricon joy rivera on November 19th, 2007 8:22 am

    is a tocino a silent killer?

  55. Connie on November 19th, 2007 8:43 am

    no more than ham or bacon, maricon.

  56. Joey on November 20th, 2007 12:54 am

    hey dami pala nag comment sa post ko about tosino. kakatuwa naman.
    sa ngayon, misis kong si Lorena gumagawa nun at walang pinagbago sa timpla ng nanay ko!
    sa mga nabasa kong nagtatanong tungkol sa pagluluto, mas okay kung iluto mo sa tubig yung tocino. konting tubig lang para maluto sya. wag sobrang dami at baka mawala ang flavour. ganyan ang ginagawa sa bahay kung ang tipo kong tocino yung talagang naglalagkit.
    pag gusto ko naman yung enough lagkit lang at parang pinirito ang dating, ang ginagawa ng misis ko, nilalagyan nya ng konting vegetable oil pag natuyo na ang tubig. that way, di masyadong masusunog ang sugar sa tocino mo.
    yung ibang posts ng dry ingredients, suggest ko lang to lay off the MSG. stick with the brown sugar, salt, pepper combination. pinaka-base yung brown sugar. para bang 5 parts sugar at tig isang parts ng salt at pepper. yung pepper, depende na lang sa inyo kung trip nyo yung may spicy flavour. hindi maanghang pero tama lang.
    pagka-pour ng pineapple juice, stick it in the fridge.
    pwede nyo rin ilagay sa freezer in individual bags para sa ibang araw. kumuha lang ng meat at lagyan nyo ng enough marinade para sipsipin ng karne.
    at least meron na kayong madudukot na tocino in the future.
    kulang na lang itlog at fried rice with achara sa tabi.

  57. Delaney on November 20th, 2007 2:37 pm

    Hi Joey! Thanks, I had fun reading your post as well as the recipe suggestions from other people who posted and believe me kala ko dati ako lang ang hindi mabubuhay ng walang tocino after migrating here in the Netherlands, ngayon me rival na ako mister kong Dutch as tocino lover! Before i left pinas last 2006 me baon akong 50pcs. mamasita tocino mix as in 3 months lang ubos na, last independence day here nakabili ulit ako ng 20 pcs. after maubos ulit ng stock ko, i started experimenting kaso no luck… buti na lang naghanap ako ng other suggestion of cooking it and i read yours. I did tried it first with little water and now hindi na nognog ang luto ko, sabi ng mister ko saan daw ako kumuha ng mix? Sabi ko sa internet, mabuhay and thanks!

  58. princess on November 21st, 2007 4:40 pm

    paano po gumawa ng chicken tocino

  59. princess on November 21st, 2007 4:47 pm

    pls po…paki post…assignment po namin kasi eh….12 yrs old palang po ako…1st year palang po…

  60. charie on November 25th, 2007 10:19 pm

    joey, i will try this tocino recipe today, since ive been dying to eat tocino and here in Florida where i live now the nearest pinoy store is two hours drive :( i miss eating tocino soooooooooo much!!! Thanks foryour recipe :)

  61. maria on December 6th, 2007 12:12 am

    hi joey,i would like to try your tocino recipe,now,is it the pure pineapple juice in a galloon w/c is so pure or the juice of pineapple in a can?your tocino really looks good,thanks..

  62. Fe marie on December 10th, 2007 9:24 pm

    Hello Joey,
    Andito na sa Ireland,Europe ang recipe ng nanay mo ng tocino.Pakisabi sa nanay mo maraming salamat sa kanya. Sinunod ko ung payo mo na salt,pepper,brown sugar at pineapple juice.nilagay ko sa container at tapos ni ref…grabe ang sarap!!!tender,juicy and sweet….konting tubig lang ang nilagay ko sa pagluluto sa mahinang apoy…gagawin ko syang christmas gift sa mga kapwa ko nurses d2 para makatikim sila ng masarap at healthy tocino without preservatives…ginto kc presyo ng tocino na mabibili sa mga pinoy store….by the way….gustung gusto ng husband ko…malapit na kami magbakasyon sa pinas at so sorpresahin ko ang family namin ng tocino recipe….

  63. melisa on December 11th, 2007 1:55 am

    Hello po! Gumagawa po kami ng tocino, kasi po we used to have a store sa palengke. With our tocino po we don’t add pineapple juice, my nanay adds a little gin po, which is a good tenderizer at nakakabango daw po sabi ng nanay ko. Also in addition, mas maganda daw po na i mix sya by hand before refrigeration para masipsip nya yung marinade.

    Dun po sa mga prefer na bumili ng tocino instead of making their own, mas maganda po bumili from those from “small-scale” tocino maker. Kasi po yung sa mga mass produced tocino, they use a mixer na kelangan may ice para magwork, therefore yung lahat nung ice na yun eh na-a-absorb na nung meat at kapag fried na sya halos kalahati na lang nung binili mo yung makakain mo.
    Tama nga po sabi ni Miss Connie “A little more expensive but the consistency in quality justifies the price.”

    More power po sa pinoycook…

  64. henry on December 17th, 2007 6:21 pm

    Hi

    I am a father of 1. i would like to have a tocino recipe eversince i ve kept on searching but sad to say i dont have tocino recipe. Can you help me for getting delicious tocino recipe? I would really appreciate if i can have one at least for these holiday season i can cook….

    tnx,

  65. Apple on December 19th, 2007 6:45 pm

    Hi guys, bakit ang ibang tocino medyo maasim? Gusto ko ang lasa na medyo maasim at syempre matamis para lasap na lasap ang lasa….well salamat Joey sa recipe mo….

  66. Melisa on December 26th, 2007 8:23 am

    Hi Apple! Mama ko gusto rin ng ganun, yung medyo maasim. Kapag bumili ka ng tocino hwag mo muna lutuin agad at hwag mo na i-ref. 1-2 days after saka mo lutuin, that way medyo maasim siya. : )

  67. christy on January 9th, 2008 10:33 am

    hello kababayan puwede bang makahingi nang

    empanada recipe (pork empanada) ple.

    thank you,
    christy v

  68. Connie on January 9th, 2008 12:13 pm

    Hi Christy, there is a turkey empanada recipe in the archive. No pork, sorry. Not yet, anyway.

  69. mylene on January 25th, 2008 9:56 am

    hello po, i’m researching about the best way of making Tocino… it’s because I am doing a Business plan and my product is Tocino. I used to make tocino already and my Professor told me that its really taste good. i just wanted to learn some hints on how can I make the tocino much easy to cook.

  70. weng on January 30th, 2008 10:45 am

    ask q lng po exact recipe ng tocino…gusto q mgtry gumawa para sakali pde rn i biznez?

  71. evelyn on February 25th, 2008 3:28 pm

    hi , i red all he comments of Joey’s tocino recipe. pwede bang makuha nag recipe coz im a tocino lover. please……………thanks

  72. christy on March 5th, 2008 5:16 am

    hi joey just wanna ask kung pwedeng makuha ang recipe mo ng tocino kase gustong gusto ng mga anak ko ng tocino eh tanong ko lang kung nilalagyan ba yun ng garlic powder thank you po

  73. nonoycont on March 5th, 2008 5:03 pm

    Hi joey pwede rin b akong maka hingi ng recipe mo ng tocino?.. gusto ko rin matutunan kung paano gumawa ng tocino, marunong din akong magluto pero di ako marunong gumawa ng tocino, siguro matutuwa mga anak ko kung matitikman nila ang gagawin kong tocino. salamat and more power sau joey.

  74. Joey Tosino on April 1st, 2008 5:00 am

    buhay pa pala tosino topic dito. napadpad lang ako dito sa TOSINO POST dahil kakakain ko lang kasi na gawa ng misis ko. isang banyera din yun for the whole week, hehe.
    sa mga naghahanap pa rin nung “recipe” ng tosino, nasa mga naunang post ko kung paano. walang exact measurements pero i’m sure makukuha nyo yun, depende na kasi sa flavor na gusto nyo.
    ang importante, mag stick lang sa basic ingredients ng brown sugar, pepper, salt at pineapple juice. wala ng iba pang hinahalo talaga. bukod sa simple lang ingredients, madali sila hanapin at shempre, natural lang talaga sangkap.
    sa mga nakasunod at nakagawa na ng mga tosino according sa recipe ng nanay ko, enjoy the tosino as much as i do.
    thanks kay Connie at nakatulong ako sa iba kahit sa maliit lang na bagay.

  75. Connie on April 1st, 2008 2:43 pm

    Salamat sa iyo, Joey, see ang dami mo nang followers. :)

  76. Fan ni j0ey on April 8th, 2008 6:37 pm

    Sayang my aswa n pla c j0ey!…

  77. JOEY TOSINO on April 9th, 2008 10:03 pm

    naks, may FAN na pala ako!

  78. Ebba Myra on April 10th, 2008 2:50 am

    My sister used to own a meat stall in Guadalupe and they make tocino ang longganisa. I had my hands on mixing and packing these two, but did not get involved in the making the ingredients. I remember though that my sister puts “salitre” on both, and she said its for preservative purposes. On the chicken tocino (which are special order), she adds beef fat (cut in strips) to the mix, kasi wala daw masyadong taba yung chicken. Laging ubos yung tinda nya, marami pang nag-special order. She two flavors, yung matamis-anghang, at yung medio maasim type.

  79. joy on April 10th, 2008 6:34 am

    hi ask lng ho ako ng recipe ng tocino for my presentation sa april 18.. maraming salamat po…

  80. ara on June 29th, 2008 12:58 pm

    hehehe…srap nman ng tocino,im tocino lover too.joey thanks for the ingredients,,,sna mg lgay k p ng mga alm mong lutong pinoy ung mga easy lng…thanks^^

  81. JOEY TOSINO on July 27th, 2008 4:06 pm

    re #80 comment ni ara, youre welcome pero yung mga iba pang lutong pinoy, covered na ni Connie yun. hehe.

  82. Longganisa (native sausages) and rice | Daily Breakfast at the House on a Hill on August 26th, 2008 3:11 pm

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  83. caryl on September 29th, 2008 6:28 pm

    ,,kahit araw araw kong ulam ang tocino na baon ko sa skul di aqoh nagsasawa/…

  84. babes on November 13th, 2008 11:19 am

    ,,he he ung anak ko rn kahit oras oras tocino ang ulam ok na sa knya.

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