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Kutsinta is a traditional Filipino steamed rice cake known for its chewy texture and slightly sweet, caramel-like flavor. It is usually topped with grated coconut and is a popular snack sold in local markets and street stalls.
In a bowl, combine flour, brown sugar, water, lye water, and annatto powder. Mix until smooth.
Strain the mixture to remove lumps for a smoother texture.
Lightly grease molds to prevent sticking.
Pour the mixture into molds, filling about 3/4 full.
Steam for 20–25 minutes over medium heat until firm.
Remove from steamer and allow to cool before removing from molds.
Top with grated coconut and serve.
Kutsinta is part of the Filipino kakanin family and is often paired with puto. Its distinct chewy texture comes from the use of lye water. It is commonly enjoyed as a snack or dessert throughout the Philippines.
Related recipes: Puto Cheese, Bibingka
This Kutsinta Recipe is a chewy, sweet, and traditional Filipino snack perfect for any time of the day. Its unique texture and flavor make it a well-loved kakanin.
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