I bought this rice cake mix at the Oriental store in Pittsburgh last time. Now, I never had an experience making bibingka before but that's what directions are for right?
Now this is what it looks like when baked. It doesn't look like a real bibingka but what can we do, we're not in the Philippines hehehe.
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How cute, and what fun you must have in the kitchen with your helpers!
ReplyDeletelooks good!
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It's christmas season and you can see in the street people selling bibingka .. good to see your kiddos are helping a lot ..
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Hehe, excited si Rylie. Mukhang pancake na mukhang mamon nga Ateh kasi used ata tau sa puting bibingka, puti ba bibingka sa inyo? Pero kung palapad cguro yan bibingka talaga kc ganyan hitsura ng bibingka na nakita ko sa Tarlac yellow.
ReplyDeleteTeacher Pookie Bear ko Ateh, Bear kc malaki xa sa akin gorilla nga minsan ako ang kanyang little monkey. Hehehe
I have never heard of rice cake mix, that is a new one on me. Diane
ReplyDeletethey looked like cup cake :P
ReplyDeletei think you could have put grated coconut or cheese on top. well, as you said, what can we do, nothing beats the original bibingka in philippines. those are some small reasons you want to go back home :)
by the way, i followed you in GFC, hope you could follow back. Cheers!
naku magkakasundo pala buritos mo dito sa bunso ko.. ang yummy naman niyan... sarap nga, kahit di pa luto, nag taste test na haha.
ReplyDeletebasta ba nakakain at nakak busog okay na yan hehehe. ang puto mix ko nga hindi pa nagagawa kasi malaki ang tin cup ko
ReplyDeletemasarap na sis? naku nakabili ako dati nyan kaso nag expire na lang hindo ko naluto... hehe kaya hindi ko alam ang taste..
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Your burritos are enjoying so much galing ng mother nila, napaka talented
ReplyDeletewow! i also buy that here in the Phils because I don't know how to make bibingka. hehehe...visiting you here!
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Parehas lang yan basta lalagyan mo nang itlog na maalat at keso at bubudburan nang grated coconut. Parang authentic bibingka na rin. Nakakatuwa naman ang dalawang chikiting mo na tumulong pa sa iyo sa pagbake nang bibingka. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you miss the original bibingka and puto bumbong. Your version of bibingka is enough to bring you home..
ReplyDeleteparang cup cake, mamon, ano ba hahahah, pero mukhang masarap hehe
ReplyDeletewow, ganda.. perfect shape... sarap din yung kutsinta Rose.. dropping by here too.
ReplyDeletesure looks temptingly good, rose. nice try.
ReplyDeleteoh my...mukhang masarap sis...never pa akong nakaluto nyan....will try to get some when we go to Cali....:)
ReplyDeletehehehehe...may bibingka pa ba dyan, pahingi hehehe..
ReplyDeleteMYM ko nasa iTravel hehe
Bigla ako nag-crave ng bibingka. :)
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Liz @ MLC
Not bad! And it looks yummy too! Even if I live here in the Philippines, I haven't tried cooking bibingka, even the instant ones. :D
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