Ingredients
Coco skim milk
Coco cream (gata)
Refined sugar
Agar-agar
Utensils:
Double boiler
Wooden spatula
Glass jars
Procedure
Dissolve sugar in the skim milk. Add 1 tbsp coco cream to every cup of coco skim milk. Cook at medium heat in double boiler and stir until thick. Small amount of agar-agar may be added to give body to the product.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Sweetened condensed coco milk
Labels: Condensed milk
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
How to make coconut vinegar
I. Ingredients
Coconut water 8 cups
Sugar 1 cup
Fleichman's yeast 1/2 tsp
Ordinary vinegar from 1 1/2 cups
nipa or coconut sap
II. Procedure
Strain coconut water thru muslin cloth. Add 1 cup of refined sugar to eight cups of strained coconut water. Boil for 5 minutes. Cool in sterile glass containers and cover with paper to avoid contamination. Add 1/2 tsp of Fleicman's yeast and allow to ferment (around 1 week).
Siphon the clear solution into wide-mouthed sterilized glass jars. Inoculate with 1 1/2 cups of ordinary vinegar from nipa or coconut sap which is available in the market. A thin film will grow on the surface which should be a good sign. Allow to ferment at room temperature. Vinegar fermentation takes 2 to 3 months.
Siphon the vinegar and pasteurize at 60 deg C for 10 minutes. Age in barrels.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
How to make salted eggs
Ingredients:
Boil the water and continuously add canning salt (I used Morton) by 1-2 tbsp increments to fully dissolve it up to a point when it could no longer dissolve (which is called the supersaturated salt solution). Let it cool down. Since heat increases solubility, it was expected that some salt re-crystallized as the solution cooled.
Pour the solution into the jar with the eggs, making sure that the eggs are fully submerged. (If eggs tend to float as the saltiness increases buoyancy, you should add some weight to it). Cover with a cheesecloth like so and used the screw band to secure it in place (you may use rubber band for the purpose).
Notice that a label containing the date of start is placed. Wait waited until the 25th day, when my friend Ana was here and we shared pinangatthat she cooked.
Boil the eggs in the brine itself for 10 minutes then submerg them in cold water, and cube them, then mix with diced fresh red ripe tomatoes. Labels: food, salted eggs
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How to make rice wine
Step 1. After the water has cooled combine all the ingredients in a container. cover with a cloth Step 2. Stir every morning for 21 days. Step 3. Strain the wine through a colander lined with filter paper. Let filter through several days.Ingredients:
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
How to make Soy Sauce
Home made soy sauce for home use or for business.
- Raw materials
- Soybean 12 kilos
- Wheat 12 kilos
- Salt 10 kilos
- Water 33 kilos
- Brown sugar 375 grams
- Caramel 70-190 grams
- Amino acid 0.18 liters
- Salt 50 grams
- Rice wine or cherry 20 cc
- Acetic acid solution 2 cc
- Monosodium glutamate 3 grams
- P. butylester of benzoic acid 1.0 gram
- 5% Sodium hydroxide 4.4 cc
- Filter and remove the bad seeds then wash thoroughly.
- Change the water 5 to 6 times during washing
- Soak the beans in water for 8 hours (The volume will increase around 2 times)
- Peel the beans
- Steam the beans in a pressure cooker, 15 lbs for 1 to 2 hours
- If no pressure cooker, steam for 5 to 6 hours in regular steamer
- After steaming, the beans will be very soft, it contains around 60% water
- Clean the grains
- Roast in a rotary roaster until the wheat turns golden in color
- Break the peel to expose the white grain
- The grains will float in water when done
- Keep the roasted grains in a wooden box overnight
- After leaving the grains overnight crush the wheat grains.
- Separate the coarse from the fine particles using strainer
- The ratio of crushed wheat is 25 percent fine and 75 percent coarse
Labels: condiment, food, soy sauce
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How to make Catsup
Catsup or ketchup is one of the most widely used food condiment around the world. It is based from tomatoes or bananas and can be used with a variety of food products. This is a how-to-guide for a sweet and spicy tomato ketchup.
- Scald and peel the tomatoes
- Cut into halves the tomatoes and remove the seeds
- Strain the seeds and juice he add to pulp
- Add onions ad boil until soft
- Remove from the fire and strain
- Add salt, sugar, vinegar and the spices wrapped in a piece of cloth
- Cook to consistency of ketchup
- Pour while hot in sterile bottle
- Seal cool and label
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