I used to cook once upon a time in my early 30'? I sometimes forget my past memories,? Anyways I somewhat burned the skin side of this raw fish I decided to buy from grocery store today. 😅 Always cook skin side first with scorching across the backside or it will (i call it the death curl in cooking) with fish (hard for presenting). I also didn't realize how thick it was. 🐟 #cook #fish #food #tip not very good lighting...... also cast-iron! 🤔
Danggit is a popular Filipino dried fish, usually made from rabbitfish (locally called spinefoot). 🇵🇭 Danggit (Philippines) Type: Dried & salted fish Usually fried until crispy Very popular in Cebu (Cebu danggit is famous) Taste: Salty, savory, crispy edges 🍳 How it’s commonly eaten With garlic rice (sinangag) Fried egg Suka with garlic & chili or kamatis + bagoong Classic Filipino breakfast = danggit + rice + itlog 🤤