Recipe of Halo-halo
PhilippinesHalo-halo is a delightful Filipino dessert that combines a medley of ingredients like sweet fruits, jellies, and ice, topped with creamy delights.
Servings
4
Preparation
20 min
Cooking
min
Calories
kcal
How to Make Halo-halo
Instructions
- Start by preparing your ingredients. Ensure that your fruits, jellies, and other toppings are sweetened and ready to use.
- In a tall glass or bowl, add a layer of crushed or shaved ice. You can use as much as you like, depending on your preference.
- Add a generous drizzle of milk over the ice. Use fresh milk or evaporated milk for a creamy base.
- If you prefer your Halo-halo to be sweeter, you can sprinkle some sugar over the milk. Adjust the sweetness to your liking.
- Now, start layering your ingredients. Add sweetened saba or plantain bananas, sweetened sweet potatoes, fresh or sweetened langka (jackfruit), sweetened garbanzos or beans, and coconut strips or sweetened macapuno.
- Include sweetened red munggo, nata de coco (coconut gel), sago or tapioca pearls, and cubes of jelly for more delightful textures.
- Top your Halo-halo with pinipig, which adds a crunchy element to the dessert.
- Finish it off with a slice of leche flan for a creamy touch and a scoop of ube jam or ube ice cream for a burst of purple flavor.
- Serve immediately and enjoy the refreshing and indulgent Halo-halo. Mix it well before digging in to savor all the flavors and textures.
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