air jordan spizike How to Make Cassava Snacks

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Procedure:
1 big can condensed milk1 cup thin coconut cream2 tablespoons flour
Remove the skin of the cassava roots. Grate meat and place in a big bowl. Squeeze out the juice from the meat. Form meat into small balls [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], about an inch in diameter.Arrange cassava balls in a steamer then steam for about 20 minutes or until cassava balls turn transparent. When done, remove from heat. Let cool for about 3 minutes.Grate dried coconut or cheese and sprinkle over cassava balls.If scones are popular during afternoon tea in Great Britain; in the Philippines, locals enjoy a type of afternoon snack called kakanin. These snacks are usually sticky and served in small sizes. This is because they are usually made with malagkit rice and can be can very filling, so a small portion is just enough for an afternoon snack.One of the more popoular kinds of kakanin is cassava cake. This type of kakanin is sometimes peddled on the streets in big woven plates called bilao. Like most kakanin, it is sweet, sticky, and very filling.Cassava Cake1 kilo cassava roots [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], peeled4 cups coconut cream2 cups white sugar¼ cup melted butter or margarine2 whole eggsDash of egg-yellow food coloring (optional)Topping (see ingredients and procedure below)
For Topping
Featured in this article are two favorite snacks in the Philippines. Both of them use cassava roots, which is also commonly grown in the rich tropical soil of this Southeast Asian archipelago.
Ingredients:
Grate cassava roots and place in a bowl together with coconut cream, white sugar, and melted butter. In a small bowl, beat eggs slightly then add to the rest of the ingredients. Mix well until well-blended. Pour into a grease pan, lined with greased banana leaves. Place in oven and bake for about 20 minutes. Sprinkle topping on top then continue baking for 15 minutes or until topping turns golden brown.
In a saucepan [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], dissolve flour in ¼ cup of the coconut cream. Blend with condensed milk. Add the rest of the coconut cream. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until sauce thickens.
Not only is cassava a versatile root crop, it is also an important ingredient for a lot of delicious foods. No wonder it is used in almost all parts of the world.
Cassava is a root crop found in most tropical countries around the world. It is cultivated for its edible roots. The cassava roots and the starch made from it are commonly used to make tapioca, bread, and also snacks.
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Procedure:
One of the author’s personal favorites is pich pichi. This snack is often served during parties and other special occasions. Its soft and chewy texture makes it such an enjoyable treat for guests to sink their teeth into.
Pichi Pichi
1 kilo cassava roots2 cups white sugar2 cups dried coconut meat or 125 grams cheese
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Preheat oven at 340 F.