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Aired (October 23, 2023): Mahilig ka ba sa tinapa? Sagot na ‘yan ng ating food explorer Chef JR Royol! Dahil pinuntahan niya ang “Smoked Fish Capital of Cavite” sa Rosario para humuli at magluto ng smoked tinapa! Panoorin ang video. #UnangHirit

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00:00 But Shai, it looks like we'll have a fresh breakfast, right?
00:03 You're right!
00:05 But wait, Ms. Lina, because it depends if I can catch a fish.
00:09 We'll be fishing for today.
00:14 It's hard to catch fish.
00:15 How can we catch fish? We don't have a fishing rod.
00:17 We don't have one.
00:18 Just use your imagination, guys.
00:21 Yeah!
00:21 While we're waiting for you to catch fish,
00:24 let's go to Chef JR, who's already used to catch and cook.
00:27 Look, Shaira!
00:28 You caught a fish right away!
00:30 I caught something!
00:31 You smoked it right away!
00:33 Correct!
00:33 For sure, you won't let us down.
00:35 Chef, let's taste your tinapa.
00:37 We're cooking something.
00:39 Smell it!
00:40 So fast!
00:43 Hello, hello!
00:46 Shaira, Ma'am Lynn,
00:47 I've answered your question.
00:49 Actually, we're fishing here
00:53 and we're here in the so-called
00:56 Tinapa Capital of the Philippines.
00:57 So, if you're having a tinapa for breakfast, we'll answer that question.
01:00 Because aside from filling your appetite,
01:03 we'll also fill your curiosity with tinapa.
01:06 We're here at Rosario Cavite
01:08 and we're learning how to make our favorite tinapa.
01:13 First, of course, we'll remove the fish from the boat.
01:18 The fish will be brought here,
01:22 we'll wash it, clean it and let it dry.
01:26 As what Maret said, this is a step that will ensure that
01:31 the fish's meat is intact or not soggy.
01:34 Once it's dried, they'll flip it over
01:38 before putting it back in the basket
01:41 and bring it to Maret.
01:42 Actually, this is our export this morning.
01:46 Good morning, Maret!
01:48 Good morning!
01:48 This is our next step.
01:50 After we wash it, we'll drop the fish.
01:53 What's the content of this water?
01:55 Fish sauce.
01:56 Fish sauce.
01:57 -Does it also have salt? -Yes.
01:59 How long will it take to cook?
02:02 About 15 minutes to 35 minutes.
02:06 Okay.
02:08 We'll just make sure that the fish sauce will absorb the salt
02:12 because that's what will make the tinapa last longer.
02:16 After this, I'll help you, Mom.
02:18 How do we do this?
02:20 -Do we just dip it in? -No, just a little bit.
02:22 Oh, just a little bit.
02:24 We have to do this very carefully because
02:28 the fish is already cooked.
02:29 If you do it too quickly, it'll break.
02:33 So, here.
02:35 We'll put it back in the basket
02:38 and then we'll put it in the--
02:41 -What we call "dalara". -The pan.
02:43 -We'll just heat it up. -It's hot.
02:45 Okay, it's hot.
02:46 Once it cools down, we'll heat it up.
02:49 A little bit more.
02:51 There.
02:51 Oh, the front part is here.
02:54 Okay.
02:55 This is the most important step.
02:57 This "dalara" is what we call "tool".
03:01 This is the equipment that we'll use to buy the ingredients.
03:05 We'll fill this up with fish
03:10 and then we'll take it to the fish market.
03:13 Here it is, Mom.
03:14 Let's go.
03:15 -This is Kuya. Let's take this. -I'm not going anywhere.
03:17 -Once we fill this up-- -Oh, my.
03:20 Oh, we're still not done.
03:21 This is the most important step. Good thing Mom remembered.
03:25 We need to shake it to get rid of the excess salt.
03:28 Let's go, Kuya.
03:29 We'll fill this up.
03:32 There. We'll take it to the fish market.
03:33 Let's go, Mom.
03:34 Ma'am, how long have you been selling fish?
03:37 It's been a while.
03:38 About three or four decades?
03:41 -About three. -Okay.
03:43 So, here are the ingredients that we showed you earlier.
03:46 This is what we'll use to make the "papausok".
03:49 We'll use a fish bone.
03:52 There.
03:53 Here it is, KaPuso. This is what it looks like.
03:55 We'll need the bones.
03:57 -Mom, is this hot? -Yes.
03:59 We need it to make it easier to eat.
04:03 We've already cooked the fish earlier.
04:05 Mom, you've been selling fish for more than three decades.
04:11 What's your secret to making delicious fish?
04:14 We need to make sure that the fish is fresh and clean.
04:18 -I see. -Yes.
04:19 -Fresh? -Yes.
04:20 We need to make sure that the fish is fresh.
04:22 -Okay. -We cook it
04:24 so that it'll be delicious.
04:25 -It's not good if the fish is not fresh. -That's true.
04:28 -We don't want to ruin our customers. -Yes.
04:30 I have a lot of customers in Tagaytay.
04:33 -Okay. -That's what they like.
04:35 -Very nice. -That's why I sell fish.
04:37 Okay.
04:37 Mom, KaPuso, thank you so much.
04:41 We've seen the process of making delicious fish.
04:43 Of course, we'll continue our food adventure
04:46 here in your country, Morning Show, where you're always the first to try.
04:50 There you go!
04:51 We caught you!
04:52 We caught you red-handed.
04:54 Oh, Chef JR's next dish is already known.
04:57 It's not the person who's red-handed.
05:00 -It's the fish. -The fish.
05:01 Yes. How else will you level up your food?
05:04 -Oh, Chef! -Take it away.
05:06 Chef, it's here.
05:07 -There. -It's here.
05:08 -It's here. -It's eaten.
05:09 -It's in the bowl. -There.
05:11 I'll answer that.
05:12 All right.
05:13 Hello, ladies. A blessed morning to you all.
05:16 And to all our food explorers, our fellow guests in the studio.
05:21 And yes, earlier, we showed you the process here
05:24 in Rosario, Cavite, where it's considered the Tinapa Capital of the Philippines.
05:28 This is a whole community of tinapa fishermen who live near the sea.
05:32 If you can see our backdrop here,
05:35 the view is so beautiful.
05:36 So, we talked to Maret earlier.
05:40 She's been doing this for at least three decades.
05:43 And I'm sure that in this whole community,
05:46 there are many who have been doing this for a longer period of time.
05:47 So, the fish is cleaned.
05:49 They're taken out of the water and dropped here.
05:52 Then, it's dried.
05:54 Then, it's poached in a seasonal broth or stock.
06:00 And then, after that, it's taken out and put in the steamer.
06:06 That's what Ma'am Lina and Shaira said.
06:08 So, after it's steamed, we'll take the freshly cooked tinapa.
06:17 And our dish this morning is Tinapa with Tomatoes.
06:22 This is a level up.
06:23 Of course, it's delicious as is even if it's just plain tomatoes.
06:27 But if you want to make it longer shelf life,
06:30 this is the perfect dish for you.
06:32 So, we have here the tinapa.
06:35 We'll just add the tomatoes.
06:38 Now, for this dish, it's important to cook the tomatoes thoroughly.
06:44 So, just continue cooking it.
06:45 The other aromatics that we have here are the onions,
06:49 and the garlic.
06:54 And just a bit of flavoring.
06:56 This is optional.
06:57 A bit of shrimp paste.
07:00 So, just continue cooking it.
07:01 After a few minutes, until the tomatoes are soft and melted,
07:05 here it is, Kapuso. Our Tinapa with Tomatoes is ready.
07:11 Our food adventure will continue.
07:12 For solid food adventures like this,
07:15 we're here at your country's morning show,
07:18 where you're always first to hit it.
07:21 [BLANK_AUDIO]
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