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No Bamboo Puto Bumbong
Whether it's Christmas time or not Puto Bumbong is always a Filipino favorite. Now you can make it yourself with our No Bamboo Puto Bumbong recipe.
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Prep Time
1
day
d
30
minutes
mins
Cook Time
15
minutes
mins
Course
Dessert, Snack
Cuisine
Filipino
Servings
28
pieces
Equipment
Steamer Pot
Food Processor
Ingredients
2
cups
sweet black rice
2
cups
sweet white rice
1
package
banana leaves
fresh shredded coconut
for topping
butter
for topping
palm sugar
grated, shaved or ground for topping
water
for steamer
Instructions
Soak sweet black rice and sweet white rice in water for 24 hours. Check occasionally for evaporation to add water accordingly.
Drain water and grind rice in food processor.
Trim Banana Leaves into 4" wide pieces. And cut off ribs. Make 28 pieces. Thoroughly wash each banana leaf piece.
Spread a line of ground rice 1" from the edge, approx. 5" long and ½"-¾" thick.
*Optional: Spray non-stick oil on leaves.
Trim off excess banana leaves leaving 1" allowance on each side.
Roll banana leaf around rice. Do not compact too tight, to allow the steam to go through the tube. Place onto steamer tray.
Boil water at high temperature. Reduce heat to medium/high after it comes to a boil.
Place steamer tray onto pot and steam for 15 minutes.
Remove Puto Bumbong from steamer tray, allow to cool slightly enough to handle.
Unroll Puto Bumbong onto serving tray and top with butter, fresh coconut and palm sugar.
Notes
Best served hot!
Keyword
Banana Leaves, Christmas, Christmas Food, Filipino Food, filipino fried rice, Ginded Rice, No Bamboo, puto, Steamed, Sweet Black Rice, Sweet White Rice