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Tapai (also
tapay or tape) is a
traditional fermented preparation of rice or
other starchy foods, and is
found throughout much of
Southeast Asia, especially...
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Tapay can
refer to:
Tapai (also
spelled tapay or tape),
traditional fermented rice or rice wine in
Austronesian cultures Tapuy, a
fermented rice wine...
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islands of
Southeast Asia.
Tapayan is
derived from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *
tapay-an
which refers to
large earthen jars
originally used to
ferment rice wine...
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Tapay District is one of
twenty districts of
Caylloma Province in Peru. The
Chila mountain range traverses the district. One of the
highest mountains...
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Austronesian rice
paste or rice wine
tapai (or
tapay in
Philippine languages). Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *
tapay-an also
refers to
large earthen jars originally...
- (shrimp paste)
Banana ketchup Banana ketchup and
mayonnaise UFC
Catsup Buro (
tapay,
fermented rice) Balao-balao (fermented rice with shrimp)
Burong isda (fermented...
- (Indonesia and Malaysia) Bakhar, ranu,
marchaar (murcha),
Virjan (India) Bubod,
tapay,
budbud (Philippines) Loogpaeng, loog-pang, or look-pang (Thai: ลูกแป้ง)...
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agonan or
tapey (the
yeast starter culture, also
known as
bubud or
tapay in
Tagalog and
Visayan languages). The rice wine
pangasi is made from agkud...
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Retrieved February 22, 2010. Pollitz, Karen;
Tapay, Nicole; Hadley, Elizabeth; Specht,
Jalena (July–August 2000). "Early experience...
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deepest area of the
center of the
Colca River canyon in what
today is the
Tapay district. They were
great livestock herders,
farmers and made irrigation...
