Dr Abe V Rotor
Living with Nature - School on Blog
Paaralang Bayan sa Himpapawid (People's School-on-Air) with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM, 8-9 evening class Monday to Friday
Fish is the principal source of protein of Filipinos. Besides having
7,000 islands, the Philippines has a total coastline twice that of the United States.
And the islands enjoy two seasons favorable to fishing all year round, unlike in
countries where there is winter. When fish comes in abundance, take advantage by
processing them for longer shelf life and as a source of livelihood. But first, try it at home. Here is a simple way as illustrated in a “Techno
flyer” by DOST.
Tamban, sardine, silinyasi, tunsoy (Ingles: herring o sardine - Clupea alba. (There are three popular species). Smoked tamban and galunggong are an important food of Asians and Pacific islanders. Tamban run in Sabah as thousands jump into land such as this scene.
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Make Smoked Fish "Tinapa" at Home
Raw Materials: tamban or galunggong - 1 kg; salt Utensils: kitchen knife, smoking trays tin cans
Lesson followup:
1. Use only fresh fish. There's a saying, "garbage in,
garbage out."
2. Attend food processing classes offered by DOST, state colleges
and universities, and HRM schools.
3. The test of skill is in the quality of the product. But it does
not end here. Translate your acquired skills
into business enterprise.
4. Make your project a business enterprise. ~
Acknowledgement:
Science and Technology Information Institute
Department
of Science and Technology (DOST) Bicutan, Taguig MM; TRC, Internet
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