Tinapa (smoked fish)
December 20, 2004
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please teach me how to cook homemade tinapa
may i know how to make the filipino smoked fish or tinapa.please furnish me the copy of recipe..
thanks.
like yumi and juliet above, i am begging anyone to help me in making tinapa (the real process). trying to click on either 1 or 2 above but no dice. many thanks///
would somebody provide the recipe or how to make a tinapa please please mr editor
please teach me how to make a smoke fish…
may god bless you all!