Sigangan (en. Simmering)

siˈgaŋan

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A cooking process where liquid is heated below the boiling point.

The simmering of the broth is important to release the flavors of the ingredients.

Ang sigangan ng sabaw ay mahalaga upang ma-release ang lasa ng mga sangkap.

Condition where water or liquid is in a state of not completely boiling.

You can see the simmering under the pot's lid.

Makikita mo ang sigangan sa ilalim ng takip ng palayok.

Originates from the word 'siga' meaning fire or raging.

pork sour soup

A type of broth that is usually made with coconut milk and has a sour taste.

sigang na baboy

sinigang

A traditional Filipino dish that contains sour broth usually made with pork or fish.

sinigang

Causing trouble or bringing unwanted problems.

So annoying, Mark is always the one causing trouble in our group!

Kakainis si Mark, lagi na lang siya ang sigangan sa grupo namin!

Always interfering in others' conversations or decisions.

Why is he there? He doesn't care about us, he's just being a nuisance.

Bakit siya nandoon? Wala namang pakialam siya sa atin, parang nagiging sigangan lang.