Ginataang Halo-Halo

A tasty local snack or dessert called ginataang halo-halo which is made from boiled sweet potatoes, purple yam and saba bananas garnished with sago and ripe jackfruit bits then combined with coconut milk.

To make ginataang halo-halo; Pour one cup of lukewarm water and extract milk from grated coconut, strain and set aside. Discard shredded coconut meat. Make small balls from malagkit rice flour dough. Set aside. This will be the bilo-bilo. Peel potato, fresh ube and saba banana. Slice into small cubes. Boil water, add bilo-bilo balls and simmer until balls float. Remove from water and set aside. Boil sweet potato until tender. add ube, banana and langka. When cooked, add in coconut milk extract, pandan leaf and rice balls. Simmer until thick and creamy. Add sago; remove pandan leaf.

How to Cook Ginataang Halo-Halo

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Prep Time 10 mins

Cook Time 30 mins

Total Time 40 mins

Course Native Delicacies

Cuisine Filipino

Servings 4 servings

Ingredients

  

• 1 pc medium size mature coconut grated
• 100 grams fresh ripe langka or jackfruit segmented
• 200 grams malagkit rice flour add in water and make a dough
• 1 pc pandan leaf or pinch of anise seeds
• 100 grams camote or sweet potato
• 60 grams cooked large sago or tapioca
• 100 grams fresh ube or purple yam
• 600 ml water
• 1/8 cup sugar
• 100 grams ripe saba banana

Instructions

 

How to make Ginataang Halo-Halo:

• Pour one cup of lukewarm water and extract milk from grated coconut, strain and set aside.
• Discard shredded coconut meat.
• Make small balls from malagkit rice flour dough. Set aside. This will be the bilo-bilo.
• Peel potato, fresh ube and saba banana. Slice into small cubes.
• Boil water, add bilo-bilo balls and simmer until balls float. Remove from water and set aside.
• Boil sweet potato until tender. add ube, banana and langka.
• When cooked, add in coconut milk extract, pandan leaf, sugar and rice balls.
• Simmer until thick and creamy. Add sago; remove pandan leaf.
• Serve hot or cold.