Ms. Winnie, with her post Challahs and Rolls, sweetened with Date Spread on her blog: Something Sweet.
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| Here's another delicious post from Ms. Winnie! Sooo tempting! Do click on the shot and see how she achieved that delicious treat! |
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This week's post was something that my sons and I made when someone from Instagram was kind enough to send over some puto molds (when I mentioned that I was having difficulty finding them). I was so excited I immediately looked online for some puto recipes and I found one that I liked: Puto de Moringa (Steamed Muffins). I had the ingredients so we decided to make a batch. I had to modify some of the ingredients, though. Am calling mine simply Very Cheesy Puto Malunggay. :P
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Ingredients (adapted from Bits 'n Pieces' Puto de Moringa (Steamed Muffins) post - link above):
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup powdered milk
- 3 tbsp moringa (malunggay) powder
- 3 tsp baking powder
- 3/4 cup muscovado sugar
- 2 whole eggs, beaten
- 1 tbsp vanilla extract
- 2 1/4 cups water
- cheese slices (i only had Kraft Cheddar cheese, which melted so fast!)
Procedure:
- Mix well all dry ingredients
- Add water and vanilla.Fold in eggs, mix well until free from lumps
- Fill puto molders with the mixture (3/4 full) and arrange in the steamer
- Steam for 10 to 12 minutes. Add cheese slices the last two minutes (to avoid the cheese going all over!), if you use one that melts quite fast. If not, you can put the cheese during the last five to six minutes.
I enjoyed making this even if it didn't come out perfectly (no rounded shapes on top, lol). My sons and I had a fun time, too: preparing/mixing/steaming. We made quite a lot for just the three of us, we decided to give some of them to my sister (who lives nearby). It was a yummy and healthy snack! What I didn't like much: the cleaning/washing of the puto molds! LOL
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6 shared thoughts:
I'll look for that malunggay powder. This sounds healthy and yummy.
I wish we were neighbors, Maiylah :) Then I can consult you on things culinary. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I never even knew moringa was a synonym of malunggay? Sometimes I could be so daft about food vocabulary despite loving the practice of eating. How wonderful that your boys are involved in the kitchen. Quite a neat activity for growing children. It's my day off today. I will see if we have that jar of moringa here; should be good reason to walk/ exercise too.
Thank you Maiylah for the feature!!
LOVE your muffins and I think they'd be great for supper as well :)
I wish you a good weekend
Ay, magawa nga rin yan! Nakakatakam!
Great recipes featured this week! Thanks for hosting!
@Ms. Oggi: i hope you'll find one soon! love mine! so sad wala na ako nakikita dun sa grocery where I usually buy it...
@Hazel: am not a food expert, lol. am just a mom. but thanks! so sweet of you! :) hope you can find a jar of powdered moringa in your area!
@Winnie: yeah, this can be eaten any time of the day! happy you decided to play again, Winnie :)
@Jenn: do let me know how yours turned out!
@Nick: and many thanks for playing again, Nick!
really appreciate the food posts shared! love learning something new each week!
thanks everyone! <3
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