Tiyapayan is Prepared. In Mindanao Art and Culture: The Maranao Woman

Annotation

This is an article discussing how a Tiyapayan is made. It is an indigenous Maranao delicacy which is prepared from Bugas (glutinous rice), kamais (corn rice), Banggala (cassava) or tikap (millet). Tapay powder is equivalent to the levadura of the Pangasinense and Ilocanos in Luzon. The powder is used to initiate the fermentation process.



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Type of Material Not specified
Research Publication Address University Research Center, Marawi City
Year Published 1979
Author PANGANDAMAN, Zenaida , 1979.
Research Location Mindanao State University - Marawi City MSU, Marawi CIty