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Traditionally lihiya or lye water is used to make the pichi. If you wish to republish this recipe or content on media outlets mentioned above, please ASK MY PERMISSION, or re-write it in your own words and link back to my blog to give proper attribution. The ingredients are simple all that is needed is a couple of cassava root, sugar and some flavoring. Remove from the steamer and let it cool down completely.

Arrange in a steamer and steam for 40 45 minutes or until it sets. This means BY LAW you are NOT allowed to copy, scrape, lift, frame, plagiarize or use my photos, essays, stories and recipe content on your websites, books, films, television shows, videos, without my permission. Transfer into molds and cover with aluminum foil. All the images and content on this blog are COPYRIGHT PROTECTED and owned by my media company Besa-Quirino LLC by Elizabeth Ann Quirino. Notes on Nutritio n: The nutrition information provided in the recipe links is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and specific brands of ingredients used.Ĭopyright Notice: Hello, Friends! Please DO NOT LIFT OR PLAGIARIZE Asian in America recipes on this blog, my original recipes, stories, photos or videos. Serving: 100 g | Calories: 194 kcal | Carbohydrates: 50 g | Sodium: 6 mg | Potassium: 1 mg | Sugar: 50 g | Calcium: 4 mg | Iron: 1 mg I can’t wait to make more for the holidays, and pack several pieces into little containers as gifts. It was mildly sweet, and quite a delight. Then I popped the shiny, dark violet Pichi-Pichi into my mouth, and rolled it around, as I chewed into its softness. I pierced a fork into one thick, dense piece, just for good measure. I sliced them and the purple yam-flavored pichi-pichi looked like shiny amethysts gems, before I rolled them around the wisps of white shredded coconut flakes. The fragrant steam gently warmed the air, as I took it out of the Instant Pot. It was all a matter of mixing, steaming, then rolling the sticky kakanin in coconut. I used frozen cassava which I got at the Asian market, and it was easier to work with, than manually grating the cassava (or yuca ) the way I remembered from my childhood. The sweet, nearly almond-like flavor of ube and its faint floral fragrance was a bonus to this gooey snack. And I shared two alternate ways to cook this: in the Instant Pot or stovetop. This time, from my American kitchen, not only did I recreate the Pichi-Pichi of my childhood, I transformed it to Ube Pichi-Pichi. It was a good after-school merienda treat, that filled us up, and helped tide us over till dinner. When we were kids, my Mom made Pichi-Pichi from the cassava and coconut which my Dad planted. Then they are sliced into two-inch pieces, and rolled around grated coconut. Pichi-Pichi, are bite-sized, gelatinous cassava treats which are steamed first. This is why I made Ube Pichi-Pichi for merienda today. GodBless Everyone and have a nice day a head.Once Thanksgiving week is over, it’s time to roll out the Christmas recipes of Filipino kakanin. Thank you so much for your time hope it will help you much.

Once it is cooled remove it from the molds snd put the cheese for topping and for having a good plating. Remove from the steamer and let the temperature cool down. Get a forkto test and check if it is really cooked. Pour the mixture into individual cup molds.

Remember, don't forget to put a cloth (anything) on top of your steamer before you will placing the pot cover to prevent water drippings on your pichi2.Īfter 40 minutes of steaming. In a bowl, combine all the ingredients except grated coconut. They are usually sold by street vendors and best for meri. After that you need to steam for atleast 40 minutes or until the mixture becomes translucent. Pichi pichi is a yummy steamed Filipino snack made of cassava and flavored with pandan and coconut. If you have a container for pichi2 just put it by individual. And you will add lye water while you are doing mixing everything of the ingredients. Instruction You need to combined the grated cassava, sugar, water and pandan essence. I just can't stop munching their Cheesy Pichi pichi.

They had also called Cassava Cake also made with kamonteng kahoy.Īs what I observed the best version I love much is DON BENITO. Yesterday I was craving for pichi pichi thats why I buy and it cost for only 150 (30 pieces) Pichi Pichi is a Filipino dessert made from CASAVA also known as Kamonteng Kahoy in cebuano. * Try to taste and you will fall inlove with this. I just want to share with you about Pichi Pichi in Cebu it taste good and delicious.