Here's the
dried fish that my mom recently brought over. It's coated in honey and
sesame seeds. If you look carefully, you can see the bones of the fish.
Martes, Marso 25, 2014
If i am excited to share this sweet, sour and salty taste, a good match with your potato or plain rice.
The pungent smell of this food while cooking could disturb neighbors
so see to it that you are not violating any rules within your area.
(Some may like the smell but some may not.) If I am with difficult
neighbors, I try to cook at night where everyone is asleep.
I am excited to share this sweet, sour and salty taste, a good match with your potato or plain rice.
The pungent smell of this food while cooking could disturb neighbors
so see to it that you are not violating any rules within your area.
(Some may like the smell but some may not.) If I am with difficult
neighbors, I try to cook at night where everyone is asleep.
I have been craving for dried fish lately but I don’t want to buy it from
the store. I want to make my own version of dried fish. I learned a
lesson before when I bought some and ended up throwing it away because
it was hard as a rock. I have been thinking about drying fish before
but I was leery that I might spoil and waste the fish if I can’t make it
right. I need a proper recipe for drying fish.
I don't know what type of fish this is but this is what we call "Tuyo."
This word in english refers to dry. Literally the fish is dried in the
sun but they are salted in preparation. We often have this particular
fish (the one we see in the picture) when we are eating breakfast. We
often partner this fish with chocolate rice porridge.
Most people love to eat freshly fried fish and yet here in the
Philippines we have a variety of dried fish. They call it TUYO, DAING,
DILIS which are the smaller ones and more. And because I am living here
in Mindanao, a large island here in the Philippines, I could see a lot
of varieties at the local markets with very friendly prices making it
very affordable to the locals.
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