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#121 by ptcseeker » Fri Mar 16, 2012 11:48

Nawala rin ako sa ere. Tinitingnan ko na lang mga post kung may bago at pag pasa maaaprubahan tapos pag tapos na aalis na ulit. Naging busy kasi sa mga bagay-bagay.

Mapunta naman tayo sa mga kakanin dito sa Pinas. Umpisahan ko sa Cuchinta.



Kutsinta

Ing.
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup brown sugar
2 cups water
1 teaspoon lihiya
yellow food coloring (optional)
fresh grated coconut


How to cook:

Prepare the steamer, I don’t have one so what I do is boil a little water in a big pot, I put a metal trivet inside to hold my muffin pan.
Meanwhile, combine everything in a bowl, mix well, strain into a pouring cup, or small pitcher for easy pouring into mini muffin pans. Steam for 10 -20 minutes or until set. Cool completely before taking out of the pan..you have to be patient here if you try to take it off while its hot or warm, you will find it stuck in the pan and you’ll regret that later when you’re washing the pan. So like I said, just wait till it cools completely and like magic, you can easily peel it off the muffin pan.
Serve with fresh grated coconut.
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#122 by versaga » Fri Mar 16, 2012 18:50

oberder wrote:

Pag nagustuhan mo ( lalo't kung niluto nya para sa iyo ) baka manalo yun sa ClixGrid ng $5.00 si ma'am sa tuwa! :mrgreen:

pag isipan ko sir technician :lol:

kung hahatian nya ako sa $5 na mapapanalunan ko, magugustuhan ko yun luto nya :mrgreen:




@madam ptcseeker cook ka ba?
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#123 by ptcseeker » Sat Mar 17, 2012 00:08

Hindi pero sa pamilya namin ang pagluluto ay isa ng hobby. :thumbup:
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#124 by robgryx » Sat Mar 17, 2012 03:44

heheh kakain ko lng ginutom bigla ako heheh sarap nyan... natikman ko na yan kahit maanghang sarap ikanin ng madami heheh.... at di ako marunong magluto kumain lang alam kong gawin hehehhe
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#125 by oberder » Tue Mar 20, 2012 15:42

Tanong, tanong...

Kailangan ko ng recipe na makagawa ng chili sauce -- yung katulad sa mga kainan pag o-order ka ng chicksilog o tapsilog -- sa alam ko, siling labuyo ang sinasalang, pero ang paraan na maging parang paste ang consistency di ko magawa

Tulong! Gusto ko ng anghang sa ulam ko :mrgreen:
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#126 by ptcseeker » Tue Mar 20, 2012 23:17

oberder wrote: Tanong, tanong...

Kailangan ko ng recipe na makagawa ng chili sauce -- yung katulad sa mga kainan pag o-order ka ng chicksilog o tapsilog -- sa alam ko, siling labuyo ang sinasalang, pero ang paraan na maging parang paste ang consistency di ko magawa

Tulong! Gusto ko ng anghang sa ulam ko :mrgreen:

Kahit ako gusto ko rin yan. patulong po mga kaibigan.
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#127 by versaga » Wed Mar 21, 2012 08:37

oberder wrote: Tanong, tanong...

Kailangan ko ng recipe na makagawa ng chili sauce -- yung katulad sa mga kainan pag o-order ka ng chicksilog o tapsilog -- sa alam ko, siling labuyo ang sinasalang, pero ang paraan na maging parang paste ang consistency di ko magawa

Tulong! Gusto ko ng anghang sa ulam ko :mrgreen:

i think HARINA.. diba HARINA din ang ginagawang paste?
and saka, nakita ko sa nanay ko nun nagluto siya ng sweet and sour, harina gamit niya sa sauce. bale, base sa pagkakatanda ko, yun harina hinaluan ng binateng itlog, at saka tubig. para naman magkacolor siya ng red, nilagyan din niya ng Ketchup.
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#128 by oberder » Wed Mar 21, 2012 09:28

versaga wrote:
oberder wrote: Tanong, tanong...

Kailangan ko ng recipe na makagawa ng chili sauce -- yung katulad sa mga kainan pag o-order ka ng chicksilog o tapsilog -- sa alam ko, siling labuyo ang sinasalang, pero ang paraan na maging parang paste ang consistency di ko magawa

Tulong! Gusto ko ng anghang sa ulam ko :mrgreen:

i think HARINA.. diba HARINA din ang ginagawang paste?
and saka, nakita ko sa nanay ko nun nagluto siya ng sweet and sour, harina gamit niya sa sauce. bale, base sa pagkakatanda ko, yun harina hinaluan ng binateng itlog, at saka tubig. para naman magkacolor siya ng red, nilagyan din niya ng Ketchup.

Dehins, 'bro -- nagtanong ako sa isang kainan dito, sabi ng taga-luto na ginagamit nila blender sa pagdurog ng siling labuyo ( by the kilo ) then low flame pag-luto

Problema lang, ayaw i-share kung ano pang rekado ang sinasama sa pagluto -- di pwede ang harina, sa tingin ko... mahahalata ang lasa ( isa pa, pag lahat ng kainan na ginamit ang recipe na may harina sa hot sauce nila... 'nanay ko po... ;) )
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#129 by ptcseeker » Sat Sep 22, 2012 05:24

oberder wrote:
versaga wrote:
oberder wrote: Tanong, tanong...

Kailangan ko ng recipe na makagawa ng chili sauce -- yung katulad sa mga kainan pag o-order ka ng chicksilog o tapsilog -- sa alam ko, siling labuyo ang sinasalang, pero ang paraan na maging parang paste ang consistency di ko magawa

Tulong! Gusto ko ng anghang sa ulam ko :mrgreen:

i think HARINA.. diba HARINA din ang ginagawang paste?
and saka, nakita ko sa nanay ko nun nagluto siya ng sweet and sour, harina gamit niya sa sauce. bale, base sa pagkakatanda ko, yun harina hinaluan ng binateng itlog, at saka tubig. para naman magkacolor siya ng red, nilagyan din niya ng Ketchup.

Dehins, 'bro -- nagtanong ako sa isang kainan dito, sabi ng taga-luto na ginagamit nila blender sa pagdurog ng siling labuyo ( by the kilo ) then low flame pag-luto

Problema lang, ayaw i-share kung ano pang rekado ang sinasama sa pagluto -- di pwede ang harina, sa tingin ko... mahahalata ang lasa ( isa pa, pag lahat ng kainan na ginamit ang recipe na may harina sa hot sauce nila... 'nanay ko po... ;) )

Sobrang anghang non kung blender ginamit na pang-durog sa siling labuyo. :oops:
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#130 by ptcseeker » Sat Sep 22, 2012 05:30

Sayongsong :thumbup:


Sayongsong is made of ground ordinary rice , ground glutinous rice, roasted peanut, brown sugar, and coconut milk.

Procedure:

1. Wash and soak rice for 15 to 20 minutes.

2. Grind together with peanuts. Set aside.

3. Mix sugar and coconut milk and boil for 10 minutes.

4. Filter and mix with all the other ingredients.

5. Cook in a pan with constant stirring until the mixture becomes firm. Put lemoncito juice.

6. Cool, mold into cones and wrap in banana leaves.

7. Steam for 15 to 20 minutes
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#131 by sheryll120405 » Sun Sep 23, 2012 00:45

ang saraaaaaaaaaaaaaappppppppp :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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#132 by dp_julieann » Sun Sep 23, 2012 00:56

ptcseeker wrote: Sayongsong :thumbup:


Sayongsong is made of ground ordinary rice , ground glutinous rice, roasted peanut, brown sugar, and coconut milk.

saan pong probinsya po ito? mukang masarap. ngayon ko lang po nakita at narinig sayongsong.
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#133 by oberder » Sun Sep 23, 2012 05:07

:mrgreen: Pasko na yata -- may nakikita na akong puto-bungbung sa mga kanto sa gabi! Nakaka-dalawa ako for-the-road
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#134 by ptcseeker » Mon Sep 24, 2012 00:23

Dp_julieann
Sa Surigao po yang kakanin na yan.

Oberder, Oo nga malapit na mag-litawan ang mga puto bungbung sa mga kanto.
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#135 by ptcseeker » Tue Apr 09, 2013 20:00

Palitaw



Palitaw Ingredients:
1 cup Glutinous rice flour ( Malagkit Rice )
1/2 cup of water
1/2 kilo Brown Sugar
Fresh grated coconut
Toasted sesame seeds


Palitaw Cooking Instructions:

1. Mix until the flour and water the two come together to form a pliable ball of dough.

2. Take a heaping tablespoon full of the dough and roll it into a ball, then flatten it into a pad shape with the palm of your hand.

3. Poach the Palitaw in simmering water until they begin to float (about 30 seconds to 1 minute).

4. Allow the pads to dry out and cool down a little so that they don’t turn the sugar into a syrup when you roll it around in it.

5. Sprikle with grated coconut and the sesame seeds.

6. Serve Cold.
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#136 by oberder » Wed Apr 10, 2013 13:12

OMG!-- Buhay pa ang Thread na ito! Miss ko na ang mga posts dito -- Ma'am ptcseeker, kumukulo na talaga ang sikmura ko ngayon :mrgreen:
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#137 by ptcseeker » Fri Apr 12, 2013 00:29

Oo mabuti rin magpost kayo ng mga recipe na pang pinoy makatip man lang ako sa inyo. :lol:
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#138 by Finnicole » Fri Apr 12, 2013 14:21

Thanks sa mga recipe nyo... miss ko tuloy ang pagkaing pinoy...
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#139 by ptcseeker » Tue Apr 16, 2013 20:46

kayo baka may alam rin kayong Filipino recipe share nyo na yan. :D
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