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Topic: Making burong isda -- I need help!  (Read 7132 times)

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DayTripper

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  • Date Registered: Dec 2014
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Thanks. I'll check this out soon. I made burong isda in January using herring and that batch is just getting funkier and funkier. It's 7 weeks old!


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I never used herrings. I used tilapia and gurami. Sometimes black rockfish. Mine dont usually last a month it get consumed right away. As far as my understanding is concerned it needs to be well salted. Fish needs to be thoroughly clean. I used my moms recipe which is unfortunately not measured.
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