Palitaw means “to get float”. Ths Filipino snack is simply named from it since
cooking this is simply by placing the mixture in boiling water and wait until
it floats.
You will
need:
½ kilo
glutinous rice flour
Coating/Topping:
Mix thoroughly the following
¼ kilo
white sugar
1-2 cups
grated coconut
½ cup
sesame seeds, toasted
Here’s how
to do it:
Add water
little by little to rice flour until it formed like a dough. Scoop about a spoonful
and form into ball. Using your finger, press the middle until flattened like a
disk. Drop into a rolling boil water and wait until floats. Drain and set aside
over banana leaves and top with the prepared mixture of grated coconut, sugar
and sesame seeds just before serving.
Looks good and reminds me of another snack food...dumplings? :-)
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Oh wow! thats how easy it is?I would love to try this sometime.It's one of my favorite "kakanin".
ReplyDeleteThis is really good namimiss ko na tuloy sa Pinas. Thanks for sharing the recipe I would love to try this sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope you can find ingredients where you are.
DeleteThis is my lola's favorite and everyone at home. When we went to Primero Casa Filipino, they also served this plus latik instead of using sugar. Bagay din!
ReplyDeleteSorry for the previous msg, I'm not sure if it went through kc. Pls delete na lang :)
ReplyDeleteYummy palitaw. Looks easy to do. Sana I can make this one day. :)
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