coconut milk dessert/turon

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--- " rhiamom " <rhiamom@g...> wrote:

> MMMMM, lumpia...fried banana lumpia, particularly. I spent 4 years

in Angeles City, and I do miss lumpia and pancit. I would absolutely

love to get a pancit recipe as well as banana and vegetable lumpia

recipes.

 

wow! you did? when was this? banana lumpia - you mean " turon " ? i love

that!!! sige, i'll post one later.

 

 

> A recipe for a sinigang would be interesting, if you have one, but

the tamarind might be hard to get here in the US. I am also looking

for the recipe for a dessert soup using pumpkin and coconut milk.

 

you know, of course, that we have those ready-made sinigang mixes.

you probably have those there? pumpkin and coconut milk - are you

sure it's dessert? or a main dish? you know how fond we are of

coconut milk... ;-) or maybe you're talking about " ginataang bola-

bola " ? that's where you have where you have coconut milk, yams, and

those balls made of rice flour (sometimes with sago)?

 

-soleil

[Guest guest]

, " kabibe_md " <hey_soleil@l...> wrote:

>

> you know, of course, that we have those ready-made sinigang mixes.

> you probably have those there? pumpkin and coconut milk - are you

> sure it's dessert?

 

I actually had this soup in Thailand, not the Philippines, but it was definitely

a dessert. It was

served as the dessert of a long dinner. No balls of anything cooked in it, just

a smooth,

creamy, sweet soup.