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TANG’S KITCHEN FILIPINO RECIP

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water to make 3 1/2 cups of<br />

liquid. Pour the mixture into<br />

a saucepan and add the<br />

pandan leaves. Simmer for<br />

10 minutes.<br />

Turn off heat. Remove the<br />

pandan leaves and add the<br />

gulaman powder. Bring to a<br />

boil, stirring until powder is<br />

completely dissolved. Pour<br />

into an 8x12-inch pan. Let<br />

cool slightly and place in the<br />

refrigerator to set.<br />

Cut into cubes. Set aside.<br />

In a large bowl, mix together<br />

the cream and condensed<br />

milk. Add the fruit cocktail,<br />

nata de coco, red kaong,<br />

gulaman cubes, and the<br />

buko flesh. Transfer to a<br />

serving container, cover, and<br />

keep chilled in the<br />

refrigerator. Serve cold.<br />

Adding red kaong can make<br />

the salad turn pink. To<br />

prevent this, rinse kaong<br />

with filtered water. Drain<br />

overnight or pat dry with<br />

paper towels. Alternatively,<br />

you can also use un-tinted<br />

kaong.<br />

Chocolate<br />

Peanut Butter<br />

Pie<br />

Makes 1 x 9-inch pie<br />

Ingredients<br />

For the graham’s pie<br />

crust<br />

1 x 200g pack graham<br />

cracker crumbs or graham<br />

crackers<br />

2/3 cup melted butter<br />

For the Filling<br />

300g of your favourite<br />

chocolate, chopped into fine<br />

chunks<br />

3/4 cup of smooth peanut<br />

butter, plus extra for<br />

drizzling<br />

1 x 250ml pack all-purpose<br />

cream<br />

80g plain biscuits (your<br />

favorite kind, but no cream<br />

or chocolate) broken up into<br />

bite-sized chunks<br />

1 x 40g pack of mini<br />

marshmallows<br />

Make the graham crust first.<br />

If you have crackers now is<br />

the time to turn them into<br />

crumbs. You can do this<br />

manually by beating them<br />

up or use a food processor.<br />

Place the graham cracker<br />

crumbs in a bowl. Pour the<br />

warm melted butter over<br />

and mix well, until all the<br />

crumbs are coated and<br />

binding. Transfer the<br />

mixture to a 9-inch pie<br />

plate. Using the back of a<br />

spoon, press the mixture<br />

onto the plate until you have<br />

an even layer on the base<br />

and sides. Place in the<br />

refrigerator for 15 to 20<br />

minutes to set.<br />

In another bowl, mix the<br />

chopped chocolate and<br />

peanut butter together. Set<br />

aside.<br />

Place cream in a heavy<br />

saucepan over medium heat.<br />

Bring to a boil. Turn off the<br />

heat and allow the cream to<br />

cool a little. Pour the warm<br />

cream over the peanut<br />

butter and chocolate<br />

Tang’s Kitchen Filipino recip e-book Page 118

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