Cascaron (Bitsu bitsu) Recipe

Posted on August 15th, 2009 by Toni

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Ingredients:

1 pack Mochi flour
1 coconut grated
1 1/2 cup hot water
1/3 box of dark brown sugar
1/4 cup cold water

Directions:

1. Squeeze grated coconut in water. Strain coconut water through a clean dish towel over another bowl.
2. Squeeze grated coconut until all liquid has been extracted.
3. Optional: You can use 1./2 can of grated coconut and 1 1/2 cups of water. Place canned coconut flour and add water until dough is soft but not too sticky.
4. Do step 3 with fresh coconut.
5. Shape dough in balls of 1 inch diameter and fry in deep fat until golden brown.
6. Drain dough balls on paper towels to wipe off excess oil.
7. Then put them in a large mixing bowl.
8. After the balls are fried, boil water and brown sugar in a small sauce pan until it reaches the soft boil stage.
9. This is done by placing a drop of syrup in a bowl of cold water.
10. When the balls retain their shape and are soft, they’re ready.
11. Pour over dough balls.
12. Mix well so all balls are coated with syrup.
13. remove from bowl and place them in a platter to cool.

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Guinomis - Filipino Gulaman (Gelatin) Shake

Posted on January 8th, 2009 by Toni

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Guinomis is a one of a kind refreshing drink truly Filipino-made. It is easy to prepare using store-bought ingredients. I personally think Guinomis is a milder version of Halo Halo for those people who love to drink shakes and other coolers during hot season. Try our easy-to-make recipe and savor the coolness of Guinomis .  Enjoy!

Ingredients:
1 pack of small sago or tapioca pearls
3 teaspoons ready made cubed red gulaman or gelatin
1 tablespoon of sugar syrup
¼ cup instant coconut milk in ¼ cup of water
1 cup crushed ice
1 teaspoon toasted pinipig

Directions:
1. In a tall dessert glass, put the small sago or tapioca in the bottom of the glass.
2. Add the sugar syrup and coconut milk diluted with water.
3. Add one cup of crushed cup or so depending on the size of the glass.
4. Top with toasted pinipig then serve at once.


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