Aside from the fact that Puto Bumbong showcases the richness of the Pinoy culinary scene, it also fits all kinds of celebrations. The dish’s versatility is the reason it is suitable for all culinary roles, be it a side dish or a dessert.
Course Comfort food, Dessert
Cuisine Filipino
Keyword Comfort Food, Dessert recipes
Prep Time 30 minutesminutes
Cook Time 10 minutesminutes
Total Time 40 minutesminutes
Servings 4
Calories 876kcal
Cost $5-10
Equipment
Bamboo tube
steamer
Banana leaves
Ingredients
1 ¼cupRice flour
1cupCoconut milk
1tablespoonUbe flavouring
Topping
1cupCoconutdesiccated
1cupCheesegrated
½cupButter
1cupWhite sugar
Instructions
In a large container, combine rice flour, coconut milk and ube flavouring. Mix well until you form a dough. Set aside.
Fill your puto bumbong steamer with water halfway through. Apply heat and then let the water boil. Set aside.
Prepare bamboo tube and spread butter inside of each tube.
Then, fill each bumbong (bamboo tube) with the mixture. Note: Do not compress the rice so that steam can pass easily.
Once the water starts to boil rapidly, arrange each bamboo tube on the steamer. Continue to cook until steam comes out of the tube.
Remove the tube from the steamer. Arrange the contents over a piece of banana leaf, then top with freshly grated coconut, cheese and sugar.