Saturday, February 9, 2013
Filipino Fruit Salad
Filipino Fruit Salad
6 large cans of Pamana fiesta fruit cocktail
3 large cans of Nestle cream
3 cans condensed milk
grated cheese (Che-Vital brand recommended)
Maraschino cherries for topping
Served this in Daddy's pababang luksa (1st death anniversary), and it was a big hit. :)
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Puto
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Want to take a bite? You sure can, in less than 30 minutes. Let me get straight to the recipe and do the talk afterwards :)
Filipino Puto
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/4 cups sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 Tbsp baking powder
1/2 cup of water
1 can evaporated milk
1 egg
1. Combine dry ingredients
2. Add in the rest of the ingredients
3. Arrange puto molds / aluminum baking cups in a steamer
4. Pour batter into molds/ cups
5. Steam for 12 minutes
6. Garnish with american cheese strips or salted eggs, can be served warm or cold :)
This recipe is a modified version of the traditional puto as wheat flour and milk are used instead of rice flour and coconut milk. I prefer this version because they taste like the ones my mom brings home from the palengke (wet market) on Saturday mornings back when we were still in the Philippines. Yum.
Labels:
dinuguan,
filipino food,
merienda,
puto,
puto recipe
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