KILAWIN TUNA WAR OF DAVAO, DIGOS, DAGUPAN

YELLOW FIN TUNA

Panalo na ang Taniguing Tunang Kilawin (ceviche) ng Dagupan City (Photo 1)

 na ginawa ni Mortz Baby versus Davao City (Photo 2) and Digos City (Photo 3)

 (Joke)

DAGUPAN CITY

DAVAO CITY

DIGOS CITY

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Yadni Balajadia Tulo laway ko!😋

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Helen De Leon Ayupan sarap

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Mar C. Ortigoza Innovated nga kilawin concoction by Mortz, slice lechong kawali and itlog na pula maalat, much better than those prepared in Davao City he he (tikal lang, ah!)

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Helen De Leon Ayupan mas namit pa gd maskara sang baboy lapwahan anay kg isugba mixed wd ur tangigue tpos butangan utok limtan mo ido mo mortz hehe

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Mar C. Ortigoza baw, linintian gid. kopyahon ko ina puys

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Helen De Leon Ayupan ngaa wala kpa ka try cna? ned gd lapwahan para crunchy asta tapos ka kaon crunchy gyapon ang maskara nd pa luod.ang utok lapwahan man mix mo dayon sa kalamansi kg e mix xa sa fish

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Mar C. Ortigoza waay pa, experiment ko ina puys pakita ko sa imo pag ginahimo namon

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Mar C. Ortigoza 90 pesos lang ang maskara kilo di, halin sa U.S ang baboy smuggled

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Helen De Leon Ayupan ay perti ka barato

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Mar C. Ortigoza Helen De Leon Ayupan Oo barato gid kaayo. Tapos ang lininti-an nga baboy English speaking pa!

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Helen De Leon Ayupan hahaha abi ko ga minuslim

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Mar C. Ortigoza Helen De Leon Ayupan ha ha, bawal di puga nga baboy kigan siya ni Karem Ayunan

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Helen De Leon Ayupan hahaha korekong

Dagupeno copying sumptuous Davao City's kinilaw (ceviche) na 

Tunang Tanigue. P320 a kilo dito bagsakan, magkano Kaya ang 

tuna sa Davao per kilo?

INNOVATED PA ITO. DADAGDAGAN KO PA NG SPRINKLE NG SMALL SIZES OF LECHON KAWALI AND ITLOG NA PULA. 3 hours freezer pa Itong yellow fin na tunang kilawin mga Anak, tiisin nu Muna ang gutom mga anak wala pa tyo pagkain sa hapag hapunan.

Innovated nga kilawin concoction by Mortz, slice lechong kawali and itlog na pula
 maalat, much better than those prepared in Davao City he he (tikal lang, ah!)

Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce mga 240/kl

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Mar C. Ortigoza mga P80 man lang gali diperensiya, diri naman sa amon ang bangrus, P100 average ang kilo

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Mar C. Ortigoza I asked the seller of tuna, bihira daw bumibili sa kanya ng pang kilaw bisaya. pero they buy this stuff para gawing cubes for Wasabi and Kiko man.

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Mar C. Ortigoza Kinilaw na bangus kmi kc dito. I taught Galman how to make it w red egg and small slices of fried pork and Valenzuela JhayVie of USA could attest that it was the best in the entire Dagupan and Pangasinan. Wait for our new tuna concoction, I and errand boy Galman would make it better than Davao City he he

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Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce try put lechon ...

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Valenzuela JhayVie I give it a 2 thumbs up. My barkadas here in Ilocos loved it!!!

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Mar C. Ortigoza Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce oo nga ano. Lechon!

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Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce cuz use malasugue butangi pud just small amt lng ng mayonaise tapos add strips of mango na hilaw aside from cucumber kag radish ug syempre gamay na sili kag top mo ng slices of lechon katong may panit ha ... tapos may ara pa gid ka grilled na tuna pang...See More

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Mar C. Ortigoza Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce grabe, oo experimentuhan ko ini. copy and paste ko sa file ko ining suggestion mo

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Cirilo Caballero Trying to venture in new cuisine... so soon you can be an all around chef, and then, open a restaurant!

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Sue Celestial Golez-Cabonce To mas namit ang malasugue ikilaw...

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Jemery Bandiola Namit na To. ...

My Father Got Two Grenades on his Hands

By Mortz C. Ortigoza

The first time I saw my military father ready to die for the motherland or probably for my mother, I was in Grade 5 in M’lang, Cotabato Province.

He was then on a soldier’s pass when he brought me and my kindergarten brother Gabriel to a rickety worn out wood walled barbershop which, I still remember, was owned by the father of my playmates Stephen and Toto Felipe.The latter, a rugged boy, had fisticuffs with me, but that’s another story.

My father Retired Air Force Lieutenant Marcelo Cruz Ortigoza, Sr. Papa was probably the
 most pro- United States’ soldier. When we lived at the Philippine Military Academy, Baguio
 City in the early 1970s I saw him bought and crowed his U.S made fatigue uniform, duffel
bag, charol black shoes, and boots from stores in Quiapo selling Yanks made soldiers’
 paraphernalia.

When we were seating at the worn-out barber couch elevated by small wood boxes to raise our heads, some peasant women running and shouting with their lungs out that the Black Shirts (precursor of the Moro National Liberation Front) were already at the periphery of the Peñaranda Hospital.

The hospital was more than a kilometer away from us.

Immediately my father told the frail looking barber Mr.Felipe to forego our military white style wall haircut (that I detested because I envied the mop haired Beatles) because he had to secure us and promised to return with his weapon and later with us whose side of the heads were already shaved just like those plebes at the Philippine Military Academy where I and my sibling were born.

CARELESS FACEBOOK'S USER SUED

By Mortz C. Ortigoza

My elementary classmate Nathaniel “Ontoy” Fabila in Mindanao frantically called me last Monday morning in Dagupan City if I know Northern Luzon Correspondent Frank Cimatu of the Philippine Daily Inquirer (PDI).

I told him Cimatu was based at the Rappler.com Baguio City’s bureau – an almost two hour’s ride from my city.

“Why you called?” I posed to Ontoy, who is a radio bloc timer of Secretary Manny Piñol of the Department of Agriculture & Fisheries (DAF).

CYBER LIBEL - Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol and Inquirer’s

Reporter Frank Cimatu. Photo Credit: Rappler.com

“You read the Face Book (FB) Account of Secretary Manny he was furious at Cimatu who accused him with corruption”.

When I browsed Piñol, a town mate, FB he was pugnacious and was craving for Cimatu’s blood in a libel case he mulled to file with his lawyer.

He posted that Cimatu’s post "Agri Sec got rich by 21-M in 6 months. Bird Flu pa more” was a criminal defamatory case.

Piñol stressed to exchanges with supporters at his FB account and at Cimutu’s public FB where he argued with a Cimatu’s friend, that the Philippines Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) Report was all about the Statements of Assets Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN) that required public officials like him to file annually.