Desserts

This recipe for kutsinta or puto kutsinta is very delicious. This is one of the most well-known kakanin, or sticky rice cakes, in the Philippines, also known as cuchinta. This Filipino snack is made from cassava flour and all-purpose flour; in some variations of this recipe, they use rice flour. The other ingredients for kutsinta are brown sugar for sweetness, annatto (or achuete) for color, and lye water to soften the Kutsinta cakes. Kutsinta has a cupcake-like shape and a chewy, sticky, and dense texture. This delicious recipe is made by steaming the ingredients. Puto kutsinta recipe is frequently served with freshly grated coconut, which goes well with a cold, refreshing drink.

This easy no bake oreo recipe in chocolate with almonds dessert snack is super easy to make, and almost no kitchen skills are needed. This is a simple oreo recipe, a twist on a lovely Oreo biscuit, making it more flavorful. Hopefully, you will enjoy these simple ideas for snacks. Thank you for visiting us.

Puto Bumbong is a traditional Filipino street food that is well-known for being the most popular snack after Misa de Gallo.

Banana turon recipe with barnuts. This Filipino snack, turon, is the most well-liked street food in the country. Turon really comes in a wide variety today, from the original recipe to many variations, from basic classic turon with no fillings within. Some variations have different fillings within, like langka (jackfruit), cheese, chocolates, and even barnuts for this recipe. The original one was simple lumpia wrappers are used to roll the banana slices, which are then fried to form a crisp and delicious snack coated with caramelized sugar.

This delicious snack is typically offered on the streets with maruya or even banana cue. Due to their inherent sweetness, good smell, and crispness when cooked, many Filipinos love to eat these adorable snacks with a pair of refreshing cold drinks. Are you a sweet lover looking for something to eat? I think you will not miss this recipe. It’s very easy to make yet sweet and delicious banana snacks in just less than 20 minutes. Turon is best served warm and crisp. For more recipes, please feel free to visit our recipe archives at your most convenient time. What do you think of this recipe? Comment down below. We appreciate it very much. Happy cooking, share and enjoy the food. Thanks for visiting us.

This mango ice candy is a fruity cold treat. Ice candies are well-loved by Filipinos. Throughout the summer, everyone wants to get their hands on this, especially the younger ones. Why? Because despite the summertime heat, this cold, sweet, iced candy makes you feel refreshed. It is unquestionably popular in the summer. The Ice Candy Recipe is inexpensive and simple to make. The ingredients are simple. Furthermore, all that is required to make this delectable treat is a simple combination of the ingredients and mixing them together. In this ice candy recipe, we used mango since mangoes are commonly available during the summer season. You want a simple and inexpensive yet delicious treat? Make these chilled, refreshing Filipino sweets with fresh mango fruit. Feel free to browse our recipe achieved. Thank you for visiting us.
Yield for this recipe is 45 pcs. to 50 pcs. Depending on the sizes of your ice candy. Share and enjoy the food.

The saging con yelo recipe is a straightforward dessert, very simple to make. This recipe is very similar to Mais Con Yelo, which is made with mais, or corn. This dessert's main ingredients are Minatamis na saging (banana with caramel sauce), milk, and shaved ice. This is the best dessert or ideal snack on hot summer days. I enjoy eating this saging minatamis with yelo during the summertime. Sometimes I add sago pearls and corn flakes when I eat this to make it a more appetizing and refreshing dessert to quench the thirst.

Try this quick and easy-to-make snack. Just follow the simple instructions below . Instructional videos are also provided to make the minatamis na gaging first, then just simply add it with milk and yelo, or ice, to make it a cold and refreshing snack on warmer days.

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Turon recipe is a type of Filipino snack, the Philippines' most popular street food. Actually, nowadays, banana turon has many variations. This recipe is the original one; it is a plain turon with no fillings inside. The banana slices are simply rolled in the lumpia wrapper and fried with caramelized sugar to make them crisp and sweet snack.

Typically, you may see this sweet food being sold on the streets with banana cue or even maruya.
The ingredients are cheap, and the process is simple. In some variations of this banana turon, commonly added fillings are langka or jackfruit because of their natural sweetness and fragrance when cooked together with the turon. Some added chocolates inside and ube halaya. Whatever the turon's variant is, Filipino people love to eat this inexpensive, adorable snack.

If you are looking for a banana recipe, this one is the best to try. You can simply customize it by adding any filling that you may like to add to your turon. Feel free to visit our recipe archives at your most convenient time. We appreciate it very much. We'd love to hear your version of Turon. Please share it with us. Just comment down below. Happy cooking, share and enjoy the food.
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Maruya Recipe Saging Saba Pinaypay is a Filipino banana sweet delicacy. In the Philippines, banana turon, banana cue, and maruya are popular street foods. The main ingredient is saging saba, or cardaba, which is commonly used for this recipe. These banana fritters are an ideal dessert or snack, are likely to become a family favorite since they are coated in a fluffy batter and cooked to golden perfection.

Speaking of maruya recipes, according to historians, it is thought that the origins of these delicacies are Spanish. The Filipino people adopted this method of cooking bananas since the Philippines was colonized by Spaniards for many years. This banana fritter snack is known in the Bicol region as "sinapot" or "baduya." In the Visayan region, we call this pinaypay. Filipinos love to eat this snack since the banana is packed with healthy nutrients and it is deep fried to have a crunchy sweet dessert. In this recipe, I prepare it very plain. In some versions, they add an egg and milk, which you can add too if you wish. For a tight budget, you can follow this simple recipe. It’s a very simple recipe, but it’s still delicious. Let me know what you think of this recipe. Feel free to share your banana recipe version. Just leave your comments below. Thank you.

Minatamis na Saging is made easy with plantains, locally known as "saging na saba". This Filipino dessert is one of the quick and easiest desserts to prepare, just in a couple of minutes. Our main ingredient, the saging saba, or plantain, is a great source of nutrients, like dietary fiber, potassium, and high levels of vitamin C that sound good for our body. It’s a very simple recipe, but it's delicious. It is very simple to cook the saging na saba, or plantains, which are simply sweetened by cooking them with a sugar and water mixture until the sauce becomes slightly thick.

You can add vanilla extract if you have it and it gives the dish an aroma. but it is totally optional. Similar to this Filipino recipe is the Saging Con Yelo, which is a variant of Mais Con Yelo, a type of dish that originated in Spain and is served with ice crushed to make it cool and super refreshing. This Filipino recipe is super budget-friendly, but as I said, it is delicious. You may serve this dessert either plain or with milk.

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