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    Home Baking

    Vanessa made some rice cake (bibingka) yesterday, it was delicious, my work colleagues enjoyed it too.


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    JOHN and VANESSA


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    Well I believe delicious if you could able to put the engredients and step how to make it

    And I remember Maria and matt now, love you Maria She cook ricecake too last Saturday for us


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    wow!!!! ricecakessssss i love ricecakes ohhh i remember my grand always makes it for me and my cousins back home.


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    Ingredients:
    6 whole eggs
    1-1/2 cup granulated sugar
    2 (400ml) cans coconut milk
    1 16oz pkg. glutinous rice flour
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    1 stick melted butter


    Cooking Instructions:

    Beat eggs. Add sugar to eggs gradually. Combine all the dry ingredients together. Combine all the liquid ingredients together. Pour dry and liquid ingredients alternately in thirds. Line baking pans with banana leaves or grease paper. Bake in center of preheated oven for 40-45 minutes or until firm in the center.
    JOHN and VANESSA


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    Thanks Van/John


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    Well done Vanessa!!! Cheers!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs.JMajor View Post
    Well I believe delicious if you could able to put the engredients and step how to make it

    And I remember Maria and matt now, love you Maria She cook ricecake too last Saturday for us

    owww... did you like my recipe sis... lav yah too mwah!
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    wow, it looks so yummy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs.JMajor View Post
    Thanks Van/John
    You're welcome Juliet.
    JOHN and VANESSA


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sconnie View Post
    glutinous rice flour
    May I ask, where did you buy the glutinous rice flour please? Cheers!

    Quote Originally Posted by maria_and_matt View Post
    owww.. did you like my recipe sis...
    HI Miss Maria,
    If Vanessa won't mind, can you share us your recipe as well? Salamat po!!!


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    We bought the rice flour in a small Filipino store in the East End of Newcastle, we think Chinese shops/stores will also sell it.
    JOHN and VANESSA


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    The scran looks canny, man.........


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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    The scran looks canny, man.........
    Ta Dom
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    Ingredients:
    6 whole eggs
    1-1/2 cup granulated sugar2 (400ml) cans coconut milk
    1 16oz pkg. glutinous rice flour
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    1 stick melted butter


    Cooking Instructions:

    Beat eggs. Add sugar to eggs gradually. Combine all the dry ingredients together. Combine all the liquid ingredients together. Pour dry and liquid ingredients alternately in thirds. Line baking pans with banana leaves or grease paper. Bake in center of preheated oven for 40-45 minutes or untilfirm in the center.
    Wow! thanks for sharing, I'll try to make one.


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    Thumbs up Sticky Bibingka

    Hiya Van & John!!!

    I cooked your recipe of Bibingka!!!! It was really really sweet, yummy & sticky hehe... At first I wasn't sure how it will look like or what the result shall be because I haven't tried using Glutinous rice flour in baking yet. Also you did not specify the temperature of the oven. Anyway, I put it on 180-200C and they turned out to be just perfect. I was able to make 2 pans of bibingka!!!! Best serve when COLD!

    I've been very busy these couple of days entertaining guests. Anyway they & my husband were very happy, even though it was a bit unusual to their taste but they loved it!!!

    Thank you so much!

    To forum members, this recipe is A MUST TRY!!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay&Zobel View Post
    Hiya Van & John!!!

    I cooked your recipe of Bibingka!!!! It was really really sweet, yummy & sticky hehe... At first I wasn't sure how it will look like or what the result shall be because I haven't tried using Glutinous rice flour in baking yet. Also you did not specify the temperature of the oven. Anyway, I put it on 180-200C and they turned out to be just perfect. I was able to make 2 pans of bibingka!!!! Best serve when COLD!

    I've been very busy these couple of days entertaining guests. Anyway they & my husband were happy very, even though it was a bit unusual to their taste but they loved it!!!

    Thank you so much!

    To forum members, this recipe is A MUST TRY!!!!


    WOW, looks really yummy sis.....this one is a MUST TRY indeed
    well done
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