Biko, also known as bibingkang malagkit, is an easy kakanin to make. This steamed rice cake is made with glutinous rice (malagkit) that's simmered in coconut milk and sugar and then topped with latik. Latik is commonly made by simmering coconut cream until the coconut oil ...
This chewy and sweetened kakanin is soft and delicious!
Some of the most common kakanin are those found peddled on the side streets! One of the more common kinds of kakanin is the kalamay. This kakanin is sticky, chewy, and usually topped with latik. There are two kinds of latik, the sticky and ...
Ang ginataan o ginataang bilo-bilo ay may gata (coconut cream) at binilog na malagkit na bigas (bilo-bilo).
Isa sa paboritong merienda o panghimagas nating mga Pilipino ang ginataan o ginataang bilo-bilo. Ang init, tamis at iba’t ibang kulay ng mga sangkap ay tila nagbibigay sigla laban sa lungkot ng makulimlim na panahon.Ang ginataan o ginataang bilo-bilo ay binubuo ng ...
Stock up on a few key ingredients so you can always make your favorite kakanin in a pinch.
There are many kinds of kakanin (rice cakes) so you should be delighted to know that it's easy to make at any time if you have the ingredients handy. Here are all the ingredients you need to make it plus a few handy tips ...
This sticky rice recipe is topped with caramelized coconut cream.
Whether you know it as bibingkang malagkit or as biko, this sticky rice recipe is basically sweet squares of steamed rice, sweetened with brown sugar, and usually topped with crispy coconut pebbles, the leftover remnants of simmered coconut cream. It's usually cooked as you would normal ...
Bulalo and lugaw are two dishes that are both hearty, comforting, and delicious. However, just imagine how incredibly flavorful and decadent a dish would be if you mixed these two dishes together? If you can and are salivating at the mere thought of something so magical in your pot, ...
Bringhe is a local version of paella, typically served during town fiestas.
Bringhe is a local version of paella, typically served during town fiestas. It’s flavored with fresh coconut milk and turmeric, then cooked in banana leaves for added aroma. ...
This favorite Filipino dish is made with malagkit, corn, and coconut milk.
Ginataang mais is a simple recipe: it's a mix of malagkit or sticky rice, corn, and coconut milk.It's quite easy because it comes together in one pot and is best served as soon as it is cooked. The most difficult part is waiting for the ...
Champorado or sweet chocolate rice porridge doubles as a great breakfast option and as comfort food on a rainy day.
Make breakfast time extra special with this champorado recipe! This Filipino favorite is made of sticky rice (malagkit), chocolate, and brown sugar. We used local tablea for this recipe but you can use cocoa powder and adjust the taste to your liking. ...
This version of the all-time favorite Filipino snack or merienda has a delightful tangy twist!
Biko is a popular Filipino dessert or merienda made with sticky rice (malagkit), brown sugar and coconut milk. This version has a tangy twist from the calamansi rind. Top it off with latik (reduced and browned coconut milk) for extra flavor!1 Cook ...
There's nothing more comforting than a piping hot bowl of congee.
There's nothing more comforting than a piping hot bowl of congee. Tweak the recipe by serving it with different toppings like Chinese sausage or crispy wonton strips. ...
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