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Binignit

Cultural Context

Binignit is a traditional Filipino dessert originating from the Visayas region, often enjoyed during the rainy season. It symbolizes comfort and warmth, typically served during festivals and gatherings. The dish showcases the use of local ingredients like coconut and sweet potatoes, reflecting the agricultural bounty of the Philippines. Today, variations exist across the archipelago, with each region adding its unique twist, making it a beloved treat for many.

FilipinoPHdessert
45 min
medium
6 servings
Servings4
20 cups coconut milk
150 grams coconut milk powder
20 cups water
1 kilo bananas, cubed
0.5 kilo camote, cubed
0.5 kilo ube, cubed
0.5 kilo gabi, cubed
0.5 kilo glutinous rice flour
2 cups water
0.25 kilo peeled lanka, cut into strips
0.5 kilo colored sago, cooked
0.5 kilo landang
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups white sugar
4 cups coconut cream
300 grams coconut milk powder

coconut milk

🥗Healthier: light coconut milk

💰Cheaper: evaporated milk

Light coconut milk reduces calories while maintaining flavor.

sago pearls

🥗Healthier: tapioca pearls

💰Cheaper: cornstarch

Tapioca pearls are easier to find and offer a similar texture.

sweet potato

🥗Healthier: yam

💰Cheaper: regular potatoes

Yam is a healthier alternative with a similar texture.

sugar

🥗Healthier: honey

💰Cheaper: brown sugar

Honey adds sweetness with potential health benefits.

1

Dissolve 150 grams of coconut milk powder in 20 cups of water to make coconut milk.

2

Prepare 1 kilo of cubed bananas, 0.5 kilo of cubed camote, 0.5 kilo of cubed ube, and 0.5 kilo of cubed gabi.

3

Mix 0.5 kilo of glutinous rice flour with 2 cups of water to form a dough, adding water gradually as needed.

4

Form small balls from the dough, about 2 teaspoons each.

5

Bring 20 cups of thin coconut milk to a boil.

6

Add the cubed bananas, camote, ube, and gabi to the boiling coconut milk.

7

Cover and reduce heat to medium, cooking until root crops are tender.

8

Add the formed balls to the pot; they will float when cooked.

9

Add 0.5 kilo of landang to the mixture, being careful as it can stick and burn.

10

Add 0.5 kilo of colored sago, 1 teaspoon of salt, and 3 cups of white sugar to the pot.

11

Finally, add 4 cups of thick coconut cream and bring to a boil until sugar dissolves.

Cooking Techniques

boilingsteamingmixing

Equipment Needed

large pot

Spice Level:

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Dietary

vegetariangluten-free

Allergens

coconut

Also Known As

BikoBinignit na SagingBinignit na Sago

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