
Lumpiang tikoy with nutella (I made some for my leftover tikoy)

'Kung Hei Fat Choi'...Spring festival, or what is more known as the Chinese New Year, is considered one of the most important events in China. The celebration is based on the lunar calendar, so that the first day of the lunar year marks the Chinese New Year. Thus, the event falls between late January to early February. The celebration begins on the eve of the lunar new year and continues on until the fifth day of the lunar calendar's first month. Next will come the lantern festival. This year Chinese New Year falls on February 3; the Year of the Rabbit.
'Tikoy' Nián gāo, Year cake or Chinese New Year's cake is a food prepared from glutinous rice and consumed in Chinese cuisine, traditionally it is most popular during Chinese New Year. It is considered good luck to eat.
Since I'm here in USA and it's hard to find here 'the ready made Tikoy'. So instead i made my own..Made from Scratch..enjoy!! I love Tikoy and I miss it since Binondo was close to our hometown before
Here's the recipe
3 cups sweet rice or malagkit na bigas
1/2 panocha or 1 cups brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup sugar (white)
2 1/2 water
2 teaspoon cornstarch
cooking oil
sesame seeds
dates (optional)
Procedure
1. First Soak (ibabad ang malagkit na bigas with 1 cup of water sa blender hanggang sa lumaki or ma-drain un water) then another 1 cup of water to grate until it becomes sticky ( or pinong pino na un bigas sa blender)
2. Place in a bowl and mix sugar, salt, corn starch and panocha..stir it until so sticky and you can add a litte water if its too sticky
3.Spray a round baking pan with oil spray and place on a steamer
4. Steam on medium heat for 1-2 hours
5. Refrigerate until firm. Slice thinly and dip in beaten egg before frying and( if you want more sweet ..roll in a plate of sugar before dip in beaten egg and fry it)..enjoy!!
for panocha
boiled water and drop panocha until the panocha is melting and continue stirring and pour in a sweet rice mixture
you can't beat the homemade desserts...kakatakam naman yan...never pa akong nakagawa nang tikoy...thanks for sharing sis.
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happy FTF
Wow tikoy.. sarap nyan ah pero lazy lang talaga ako sa pagluto, medyo tagal ang process 'ata. Happy food trip! Thanks for sharing!
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See yah.. ;)
thanks everyone :)
ReplyDeleteThumbs up for making the how-to on video!Ang galing!!Very well done!
ReplyDeleteHappy FTF!
Hey Jennie, thanks for dropping by my blog..Thumbs up for your Tikoy!
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never tried and taste tikoy before, might try this one. happy FTF!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
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Wow, grabe effort kaya sigurado super sarap yan!
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wow, ur culinary expertise is a joy to watch. keep cooking:)
ReplyDeletehihingi na lang ako sa yo.:p
ReplyDeletei don't think i have the patience to make my own tikoy. i have 3 boxes here from our Chinese suppliers.:p
ahhh, lalo ko tuloy na miss ang tikoy...penge ng po :-)
ReplyDeleteGustong gusto ni kuya ko ang tikoy!
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wow sarap naman...patikim na lang?! hehehe! happy food trip friday! :)
ReplyDeletenot so fond of tikoy dipped in egg. i like those made turon-style (wrapped in lumpia wrapper) or the ready to eat tikoy rolls better!
ReplyDeletewow! galing naman, homemade Tikoy!
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