Dilis refers to small dried anchovies, fried crisp and eaten as a snack or crumbled into dishes for added umami and texture. A pantry staple across Filipino households, it’s especially common paired with lugaw, garlic rice, or simply eaten as an everyday, affordable pulutan snack.
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