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Sinaing na Tulingan is a braised fish recipe from the Philippines. Bullet tuna is used in this recipe. It is a type of saltwater fish known as "tulingan" in the Philippines.

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English: Sinaing na Tulingan is a braised fish recipe from the Philippines. Slowly simmering the tuna in a clay pot or palayok until the flesh and bones are tender and infused with subtle tangy flavors. Bullet tuna is used in this recipe. It is a type of saltwater fish known as "tulingan" in the Philippines. Tulingan, water, and salt are the traditional ingredients. Vinegar and kamias are commonly used to enhance the flavor.
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