I am running out of idea what to prepare for my gal's breakfast. Since she like the Yema Cake which has cheese on it. I decided to try this Puto, a steam cake that is enjoy by many Filipinos.
Hopefully she will like it.
Findings: I seldom add so much colouring to food that I feed kids and this time round, I was too heavy handed. Thus I will reduce this to 2 drops of colouring rather than 3 drops next time.
I will also add cheese after Puto is cooked rather than then 15 sec before steaming time as my cheese melted.
Source: Pinay Cooking Lessons
What you need:
Hopefully she will like it.
Findings: I seldom add so much colouring to food that I feed kids and this time round, I was too heavy handed. Thus I will reduce this to 2 drops of colouring rather than 3 drops next time.
I will also add cheese after Puto is cooked rather than then 15 sec before steaming time as my cheese melted.
140g plain flour
1 tbsp baking powder
100g sugar
¼ tsp salt
1 eggs
26g melted butter
208g water
red, green and purple food color (colour of your choice)
¼ tsp salt
1 eggs
26g melted butter
208g water
red, green and purple food color (colour of your choice)
Method:
Put all the dry ingredients together in a big mixing
bowl and mix well.
Add water and mix well.
Add in egg and melted butter and mixed thoroughly. Strain.
Divide into 3 parts. Colour of your choice. Mix until colour blended.
Greased pan with melted butter.
Pour batter ¾ full.
Wrap steamer cover with cloth.
Steam for 15 min on medium heat.
Remove pan from steamer and add cheese on top of the puto. Let it cool for a few mins and then remove.
Note: Puto is done when it is shiny or the toothpick comes out clean.
Cheers!
these are still nice pastel colours though Edith.. i wouldn't mind them for breaky too
ReplyDeletevery nice pastel colours though Kimmy... i wouldn't mind them for breaky
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