Thursday, August 27, 2009

Tahong Crackers



Tahong is a type of mussels that we either make into a soup or we bake, freshly harvested. It spoils easily, so it has to be cooked immediately. Being a coastal island (naturally), we all like our seafoods freshly caught and not frozen or packaged. But sometimes, investors never learn.

If you want to know how it tastes, all I can say is it smells of rancid oil. I never got to the taste part.


[I'll be back on September 1.)

4 comments:

Lois said...

I'm used to fresh seafood too! This looks scary!

nino said...

ugh!

Hilda said...

Before I read your description, I was going to ask you to bring me some next time you come to Manila. But never mind…

Hope you have a good trip, wherever you're going again! ;)

Layrayski said...

Hhahaha bring Hilda some anyway! that looks like something I;d like to try sometime. Not too picky.