April 30, 2014

Pinipig Polvoron

If you want to extra earnings, here is one suggestion that you can easily made at home- Pinipig polvoron.

Sifter flour, toasted pinipig, milk powder, sugar

Ingredients:
3 cups all-purpose flour, sifted
1 cup powdered milk
1 cup margarine
1 cup white sugar
1 cup toasted pinipig, ground

Here’s how to do it:
In a large skillet, melt the butter (just add about 2 tbsps of cooking oil to prevent from being burnt). Add the remaining ingredients and continue stirring until the mixture turned brownish. Cool.

Mold the mixture using polvoron molder then wrap in “Japanese” paper.

Pinipig Polvoron

You can also make chocovron by coating the prepared polvoron with melted chocolate before wrapping. I will try to make this one and share it soon.

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14 comments:

  1. I love Polvoron. I always buy at Goldilocks. Not a fan of Pinipig though. I prefer the Cookies and Cream and the plain one. :)

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  2. thank you for sharing this recipe! I love to try this one soon.. sarap kakamiss:)

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  3. Thanks for giving me an idea. I will make a batch soon!

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  4. Wow sis and daddy Allan, you're getting good at these recipes. More more more! I pinned it for future reference too.

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  5. They look so good! I love polvoron. It's so easy to make too.

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  6. that looks like a really yummy snack.. save a lot of $$ making it rather then buying it from the stores.

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  7. This is really an old favorite!... Thanks for sharing the recipe... I guess the last time we made this was decades ago...and now depend on Goldilocks!

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  8. wow ansarap naman. daddy allan, do you by chance know how to make those chocolate covered polvorons? pashare naman pls

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  9. Another yummy recipe from you Daddy Allan.. You really are good in everything.

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  10. Wow, ma try nga hehehe Look yummy. Thanks for sharing your recipe!

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  11. i remember my lola used to do some polvoron :) i love it. thanks for sharing :)

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  12. I love this since I was a kid! And I remembered whistling after eating a mouthful of polvoron... I like the idea of how simple this can be prepared from home and the molds these days come in all shapes and sizes too!

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  13. My friend give some polvoron couple days ago, ngayon ko lang nakain. I think your recipe is much better than store bought one. I might make this one sometime soon. Thanks for sharing:)

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  14. oh I love polvoron esp the one from Goldilucks! I surely try to make my own soon, thanks for this recipe :)

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