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2. For the Sticky Rice: Add the glutinous rice flour in a bowl, add water and
mix well.
REGION IV-A: CALABARZON
3. Knead the flour mixture to just like a smooth dough.
BUKO PIE
4. Prepare mixture and mold into balls size shape using the palm.
5. In a wilted banana leaf, add one piece of dough on top and flatten into a FLAKY PIE CRUST
patty.
3 cups flour, sifted
6. Wrap the banana leaves to secure the rice mixture and fold the sides. 1 tsp salt
7. Arrange the wrapped rice mixture and fold each one, (face down) into 3/4 cups lard, chilled
6 tbsp cold water
steamer rack.
8. Make sure water is already boiling, steam the wrapped binally over
BUKO FILLING
medium heat for about 20 minutes.
1/3 cup cornstarch
1/2 cup coconut water Place the dough on top of the pie pan with the pointed part precisely
2 tbsp Vanilla extract in the middle. Unfold the pie dough and gently fit the dough on the
3/4 cup sugar bottom and sides of the plate without tearing it.
4 cups young coconut meat Using kitchen shears, trim dough to a 1-inch overhang; fold under,
and press gently to seal. Crimp edges if desired. Refrigerate for 30
minutes to an hour before using.
UBE HALAYA FILLING Take the remaining half of the dough and roll it forming a circle
with the same diameter as the top of the pie pan (28cm). Place the
350 ml Evaporated Milk dough on parchment paper and roll it together into a cylinder.
1/2 cup Brown sugar Refrigerate until ready to use.
1 kl Ube or Purple yam
300 ml Condensed Milk
1/2 tsp salt BUKO FILLING
1/4 cup unsalted butter
Dissolve the cornstarch in coconut water and set aside.
Heat pan in a medium heat, pour-in coconut water mixture, add in
EGG WASH sugar. Stir until sugar completely dissolved.
Add the coconut meat.
1 small egg Cook, stirring frequently, for about 3 to 5 minutes or until the sauce
1 tbsp milk thickens to an almost paste-like consistency.
Remove from heat and allow to cool completely.
FLAKY PIE DOUGH
UBE FILLING
In a bowl, sift flour and salt. Add chilled lard and cut in with a knife
until resembling small peas. Make sure they are not too small or the In a pan, place the purple yam pieces. Add water to the pan, enough
crust will be crumbly. to cover the purple yam pieces. Turn the flame into high heat. Cover
Add the cold water and sprinkle in just enough cold water to the the pan and allow the purple yam pieces to boil until soft.
flour mixture, while tossing lightly with a fork, to form a ball. Chill, Poke the purple yam pieces to check if they are soft enough for
if possible, to make for easier handling. Divide into two equal parts, mashing. Drain the water and let it cool.
one for the bottom and one for the top crust. Once cooled down, mash the boiled purple yam using a fork or a
Take 1 part of the pie dough and place it on a floured surface. Roll it blender until soft.
out thinly to fit a 28×4 cm pie pan with an additional inch allowance
for the edges. Gently fold the rolled dough in half and then in a Place the mashed ube in a pan. Add the condensed milk. Add some
quarter. sugar depending on your sweetness preference. Mix well until fully
combined. Heat the mixture under medium heat.
Cook the mixture while stirring continuously for around 20 minutes. 4 cloves garlic minced – 5
As the mixture thickens, scrape the sides of the pan to avoid the
bottom part of the mixture from burning. 1 medium red onion chopped -10
Continue cooking and stirring for about 15 minutes. As an optional 2 cups beef broth or water
step, you can add butter or margarine and vanilla extract to the ube
mixture. Mix until well combined. Cook for a few minutes until the ¼ cup white vinegar- 100 ml- 7
mixture is not sticking to the pan.
Transfer the ube mixture and set aside to cool down. 3 tbsp Soy Sauce -100 ml- 8
½ teaspoon ground black pepper
ASSEMBLY AND BAKING Salt to taste
Pour the ube fillings on the chilled pie crust, making sure that it is 3 tablespoons cooking oil
evenly distributed. Pour the buko filling making a layer with the ube
Instructions
halaya filling.
Unroll the second crust dough with the parchment paper to cover the 1. Heat oil in a cooking pot.
top of the pie. Cut the excess from the edges, if any, and pinch the
sides to seal together with the crust. 2. Sauté the garlic and onion until soft
Using the tines of a fork, poke holes in the top crust to serve as vents 3. Add the pork and ground black pepper. Sauté until it turns medium
for the steam while baking.
brown.
Bake a 425 F for 10 minutes.
In a small bowl, whisk together the egg and milk. 4. Pour the broth or water. Let boil. Adjust the heat to low. Cook for 25 to
Remove the pie from the oven and brush the top with the egg wash. 30 minutes. You may add more water if it starts to dry out while you
Lower the temperature to 350 F and bake for another 30-40 minutes. simmer.
Remove the pie from the oven and let it cool down for the filling to
set in. Serve warm or cold. 5. Pour the vinegar in the pot. Let boil. Stir. Add the green peppers and pork
blood. Continue to cook for 15 to 20 minutes or until the sauce thickens.
6. Sprinkle some salt to taste.
7. Transfer to a serving plate. Serve.
REGION IV-B: MIMAROPA
8. Share and enjoy!
KARI-KARI
1 lb. pork innards sliced into small cubes
REGION V: BICOL REGION
3 pieces long green chili peppers - 10
PANSIT BATO
¾ cup pork blood
INGREDIENTS 10. Serve. Share and enjoy!
3/4 lb. Pancit Bato- ½ kilo 55
2 cups chopped cabbage ½ head- 40
1 medium carrot julienned- 1 pc- 25 REGION VI: WESTERN VISAYAS
2 cups chicken broth
6 ounces sliced pork- ¼ kilo 90 REGION VII:
6 ounces chicken liver, chopped- ¼ kilo 60
1/4 cup soy sauce - 100 ml- 8 REGION VIII: EASTERN VISAYAS
ground black pepper to taste CHICKEN INASAL
1 medium onion sliced- 1 pc- 10 INGREDIENTS
2 teaspoons minced garlic- 3 cloves- 3 Chicken
3 tablespoons cooking oil- 1 kg Chicken- 300
I cup Kikiam- 20 ½ cup Vinegar - 10
Instructions ¼ cup Calamansi Juice- 20
1. Heat the cooking oil in a cooking pot or deep pan. ¼ cup Soy sauce- 10
2. Once the oil is hot, saute the garlic and onion.
2 tbsp Garlic, crushed- 10
3. Add the sliced pork. Cook for 3 minutes.
4. Add kikiam, pepper, and carrots. Mix until combined. ½ tbsp Salt-
5. Pour-in the chicken liver and mix to combine.
6. Add soy sauce and half of the chopped cabbage. Mix and let simmer ¼ cup Sugar-
for 2-3 minutes. Then set aside leaving only the broth. 1/2 cup Oil – 50
7. Pour in broth or boiled water. Let boil. Simmer covered for 20
minutes. Add water if needed. 5 tbsp Achuete- 20
8. Put-in the noodles (pancit bato). Stir and cook until all the liquid is
absorbed. The noodles should be soft . Otherwise, add a little water
to soften the noodles. Java Rice
9. Transfer to a serving plate. 5-6 cups Steamed Rice-
½ tbsp Annatto powder- 50
3 tbsp Margarine- 50 First, boil the water and sugar to create a thin syrup. Set this aside. Next, you have
to wash the rice with water 4 times. This will clean the rice from dust and dirt.
1 tbsp Garlic powder- After that, soak the rice in water for 10 minutes and drain the water with a net bag
afterwards. When that’s done, proceed to grind the soaked rice flour and sieve.
1 tbsp Onion powder-
Once the rice flour has been finely ground, you can now sieve and mix it with the
½ tbsp Salt- thin syrup. Take note that this mixture will be sticky. Next, heat the oil in a wok
and ensure that you maintain a high temperature. Then, hang a strainer over the
REGION IX: ZAMBOANGA REGION wok (about 15-20 cm above the wok) then pour the mixture into the strainer, half-
full. Swing the strainer clockwise and let the mixture pass through it. When the
LOKOT-LOKOT
mixture has turned golden brown, take it out of the wok and fold it in half or roll
INGREDIENTS it. Lastly, let your Lokot-Lokot cool and enjoy!