WATCH: How To Cook Ube Champorado
Ube + champorado = a delicious, colorful morning.
Champorado is a classic Pinoy breakfast so, it's only time that we upgrade it. Naturally sweet, the vibrant dessert ube halaya is a great chocolate substitute and the natural complement to the rice. Plus, it's just as fast and easy as the original so it won't be any more of a hassle to make.
Ube Champorado
Takes 30 minutes
Makes 6 servings
1 cups (250 grams) malagkit rice, rinsed
4 cups water
1 cup ube halaya
1 teaspoon ube coloring and flavoring (optional)
1/2 cup coconut cream, more to serve
Evaporated milk, to serve
Condensed milk, to serve
Salt, to taste
1
Pour rice and water in a medium stockpot over medium heat. Bring to a boil then lower to a simmer until rice is cooked, stirring regularly to avoid scorching and sticking. Add more water if necessary to achieve your desired consistency.
2
Stir in ube halaya, flavoring, coconut cream, and a pinch of salt, to taste, once rice is tender. Cook, stirring, until heated through and ube is mixed in well.
3
Ladle champorado into bowls. Top with a swirl each of evaporated milk or condensed milk to taste. Serve while hot.

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