Tinapa (smoked fish)

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December 20, 2004  Print This Post   
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10 Responses to “Tinapa (smoked fish)”
  1. yumi says:

    please teach me how to cook homemade tinapa

  2. juliet says:

    may i know how to make the filipino smoked fish or tinapa.please furnish me the copy of recipe..

    thanks.

  3. Jun Tekamuna says:

    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///

  4. manoy riken says:

    would somebody provide the recipe or how to make a tinapa please please mr editor

  5. please teach me how to make a smoke fish…

    may god bless you all!

  6. Marielle Manuel says:

    Can you please send me the recipe for smoke fish. I really appreciate your help.
    Thank you so much.

  7. buena says:

    please teach me or email me about tinapa…or how to make tinapa \(homemade)))) thankss!!!!!

  8. Alex says:

    Pls send me instructions on how to make homemade tinapa with just common utensils. Thanks in advance!

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