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Tilanggit is a term coined from tilapia and danggit. Tilapiang dinaggit means tilapia prepared similar to deboned and dried danggit.


Credit for the technology goes to Vilma Joson of the Kababaihang Masigla ng Nueva Ecija.


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DR. DOLLY FERNANDEZ

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Tilanggit is a term coined from tilapia and danggit. Tilapiang dinaggit means tilapia prepared similar to deboned and dried danggit.


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Bangus bone cookies

June 15, 2008 - 12:00am

Agriculture

Tilanggit, anyone?

October 2, 2005 - 12:00am

There’s a promising venture emerging out of the tilapia industry. It’s the making of tilanggit or tilapia juvenile processed into value-added product similar to deboned danggit (rabbitfish, a marine fish...

Agriculture