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bumbong is a
Filipino purple rice cake
steamed in
bamboo tubes. It is
traditionally sold
during the
Christmas season. It is a type of **** (steamed...
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dishes known as kue putu in Indonesian, putu
piring in
Singapore and ****
bumbong in Tagalog. They vary by
preparation and
ingredients but are also steamed...
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young coconut. ****ng
sulot - a
version of ****
bumbong that uses
white glutinous rice.
Unlike ****
bumbong it is
available all-year round. It originates...
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similar to kue putu is ****
bumbóng,
which is also
cooked in
bamboo tubes (Tagalog:
bumbóng). However, ****
bumbóng does not use
pandan and is traditionally...
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cooked in
bamboo tubes buried with embers.
Bibingka Panyalam Suman ****
bumbong Food
portal "Tupig". Ang Sarap.
November 26, 2012.
Retrieved July 9, 2019...
- rice
cakes po****r all over the
country with
numerous variations ****
bumbong is a
steamed rice cake (****)
cooked in
bamboo tubes and characteristically...
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Christmas food in
Philippine cuisine. It is
usually eaten along with ****
bumbóng as a
snack after attending the nine-day
Simbang Gabi ('Night m****', the...
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paired with
various native rice
cakes (kakanin) like
bibingka or ****
bumbong.
Salabat is
traditionally sold by
early morning street vendors during the...
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flour and egg-based cake,
cooked using coal
burners above and under); putò
bumbóng (a purple,
sticky rice
delicacy steamed in
bamboo tubes,
buttered then...
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Retrieved 2022-05-06. Dizon,
Erika (August 16, 2017). "Ever
Wonder Why ****
Bumbong Is Violet? (It's Not Ube)". Spot.ph.
Archived from the
original on October...
