Mango Graham Float is one of those Filipino desserts that can instantly make an ordinary day feel special. Creamy, fruity, crunchy, and wonderfully cold, this no-bake treat brings together ripe mangoes, sweet cream, condensed milk, and honey graham crackers in simple layers. It looks beautiful in a glass dish, yet it does not require an…
Iskrambol, also known as Pinoy Ice Scramble, is one of those colorful Filipino treats that instantly brings back childhood memories. Sold by street vendors in cups or plastic containers, this icy dessert is especially popular during hot days. A generous scoop of sweet, fluffy ice is topped with powdered milk, chocolate sauce, colorful candy sprinkles,…
Sapin-sapin is one of the most colorful Filipino kakanin. This steamed layered rice cake is made with glutinous rice flour, rice flour, coconut milk, condensed milk, and sugar. Its soft, chewy texture and beautiful purple, yellow, and white layers make it a favorite for Christmas, fiestas, birthdays, potlucks, and family gatherings. This easy sapin-sapin recipe…
Making your own chocolate ice cream at home is surprisingly easy. You do not need an ice cream maker or a long list of ingredients. With three simple ingredients, you can make a rich, creamy, chocolatey dessert that is budget-friendly too. This 3-ingredient chocolate ice cream recipe is perfect for Filipino home cooks because the…
If you love ube and classic Filipino kakanin, this Ube Maja Blanca with Latik is a dessert you will want to make again and again. It has the creamy, milky texture of traditional maja blanca, a delicious ube flavor, and a generous topping of golden coconut curds. Best of all, this ube maja recipe uses…
