Dessert

This recipe of kalamay hati is so delicious; it is one of my favorite kakanin, a Filipino rice cake recipe. It tastes sweet and sticky; this rice cake dish is perfect as a dessert or a snack. The dish is made of glutinous rice along with coconut milk and sugar. It is constantly stirred while cooking until the mixture thickens and forms a smooth dough. After cooking, it is topped with latik, a coconut milk curd, or crushed peanuts. Try this straightforward kalamay hati recipe. Let us know what you think of this Filipino recipe.

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Masi, or peanut-stuffed sticky rice balls, is one of the best kakanin specialty foods in Cebu. The authentic Masi is made of “Tapul Pilit” glutinous rice; Bisaya means "purple." To make the Masi, the rice dough is formed into a small ball, filled with a peanut mixture, and cooked in boiling water. The dish is snack-bite -sized; it is delightful, soft, sweet, chewy, and nutty; it's perfect to consume for a hungry stomach. In this recipe, we use white glutinous rice with peanut mixture fillings. Try this authentic Cebuano recipe; it is quick and super easy to make, and in just less than 30 minutes, you have your "masi," or peanut-stuffed sticky rice balls. By the way, if you don’t like peanuts, substitute them with your prepared nuts if desired.

How to make taho recipe from scratch? Making homemade taho is not as hard as you think. Soy beans are the key ingredient, added with sweeteners to make a delicious taho, a Filipino delicacy that comes along with sago or tapioca pearls, and brown sugar syrup. This well-known Filipino sweet dessert is sold on the streets by a lot of taho vendors. You can eat this delicious vegan soy treat for breakfast or whenever you need a quick energy boost. Furthermore, it's perfect for merienda or any other time of day when you're craving taho. Taho is traditionally eaten without condensed milk. Condensed milk is added to the ingredient list in this recipe. If preferred, serve the taho with a drizzle of condensed milk to give more flavor to the dish.The Filipino taho is delicious and perfect to serve your entire family. Try making this simple taho at home. Please share your opinions on this dish. We'd love to hear about your taho recipe. Please share it with us. Thanks.

Bingka Dawa, or millet rice cake, is so delicious, and its origin is from the town of Asturias, Cebu, Philippines. Bingka is the Filipino rice cake; bingka dawa is the Asturian version of bingka in Cebu. In very old times, the local farmers came up with the idea to make the traditional bingka more appetizing, delicious, and with a unique texture. They added dawa, or millet, to the traditional bingka ingredients. That is the short story of how the Bingka Dawa was born, as far as I know. Since I’m a fanatic for bingka dawa because of the taste and texture, I decided to copycat the recipe. Luckily, I got a good result; it tasted quite similar to my favorite bingka daw in Asturias, Cebu, Philippines. The original bingka dawa from Asturias, Cebu, is cooked with charcoal and coconut husk. Maybe many Filipinos aren't familiar with this recipe yet. Try this recipe, and I'm sure you and your entire family will enjoy and love the dish. Let us know what you think of the recipe. We'd love to hear from you; share your bingka version with us.

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Carrot muffins recipe are so tasty and healthy that they're ideal treats to serve for the entire family. I prepared to serve muffins as snacks compared to cupcakes because muffins are dense, moist, and low in sugar. Cupcakes are a lot sweeter than muffins; they have a soft and spongy texture. This muffin recipe is made of grated carrot, flour, and sweetener. An apple was added to the recipe list to make it healthier. Try this straightforward muffin recipe with ease. Simply follow the easy instructions provided below. Let us know what you think of this homemade treat.

How do I make sweetened tablea? To make it, begin the process by roasting the dried cacao beans or seeds at high heat. Remove them from the heat. Separate the cacao nibs from the husk or shell. Grind it together with peanuts and muscovado sugar, the sweetener. To form the chocolate tablets, "tablea". Use the candy bar mold or tablea mold, or roll it in between your palms.
This sweetened chocolate tablet "tablea", is perfect to consume on a cold, rainy day to start your day. Boil this sweetened tablea directly to make Sikwate or Chocolate de Batirol (Filipino Hot Chocolate) and serve hot. This goes well with puto or bread. Sweetened tablea is a key ingredient in champorado. Add milk or condensed sweetener if desired to make it more sweet and flavorful. Try this sweetened table recipe. Let us know what you think. Please feel free to browse our recipe archive for more recipes. Thank you for visiting us.
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This Filipino buchi recipe with peanuts makes a fantastic snack for everyone. It's a Chinese-inspired recipe known as sesame balls. This lovely delicacy is made from sticky rice flour and formed into dough balls, then deep fried until it’s golden in color, chewy, and crispy on the surface. In this recipe, peanut is our filling. The combination of peanut and maple syrup makes this delicacy both sweet and wonderful on the inside and crispy on the outside. The buchi recipe circulated online has several variations of fillings; you can load your preferred fillings if desired. Have you not tried making buchi? Try our simple recipe, and surely, if done well, you’ll love it. You don’t need to buy buchi at the store anymore. Please keep in mind that making this recipe requires a certain amount of patience as well as skill.

Tablea is a Filipino chocolate tablet. To make it, the process begins with collecting the cacao beans or seeds from the cacao tree, then sun drying them and roasting them at a high temperature. Separate the husk or shell from the inner nibs, grind, and mold into chocolate tablets.

A delicious hot chocolate (Sikwate or Chocolate de Batirol (Filipino Hot Chocolate) is the perfect hot drink to comfort and warm you up on a cold, rainy day. The hot tsocokate or sikwate is also the best drink to pair with the puto or bread to begin your day. Have you tried a champorado? (Chocolate Rice Porridge),the tableya are key ingredients as well.

Kamote cue is a beloved Filipino snack that holds a special place in the hearts of many. Made from slices of sweet potato (kamote), this treat is deep-fried and coated with a layer of caramelized brown sugar, creating a delightful combination of crispy, sweet, and slightly chewy textures. It’s a popular afternoon snack, often enjoyed as part of meryenda (Filipino snack time), and is a close cousin to the equally famous banana cue. Both snacks are commonly sold by street vendors on busy streets, making them a nostalgic and accessible treat for Filipinos everywhere.