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Tinapa (Smoked Fish) Fried Rice

Tinapa (Smoked Fish) Fried Rice 

A  all-day breakfast dish, my tinapa (smoked fish) fried rice is cooked with tinapang bangus, eggs and vegetables. Why tinapang bangus and not some other smoked fish? For the belly fat, of course! Boneless tinapang bangus are a-plenty in the markets and groceries, some are not as good as the others, so you’ll have …


 

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