History & influences, Characteristics, Common dishes, Breakfast, Merienda, Pulutan, Breads & pastries
Fiesta food, Regional specialties, Northern Philippine cuisine, Central Philippine cuisine, Southern Philippine cuisine
Main dishes, Side dishes and complements, Desserts, Dessert gallery, Street food and other snacks, Exotic dishes
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Dessert Gallery
Philippines Cuisine

Bibingkang Malagkit, rice cakes made from glutinous rice flour.

Bibingka Galapong, rice cakes with salted duck eggs.

Nilupak, a dessert made from mashed cassava. sweet potatoes, or saba bananas with butter or margarine.

Kutchinta (also known as Puto Cuchinta), moist jelly-like rice cakes made with brown sugar and lye. It is usually served with grated coconut.

Maja de ube (or "halaya") a dessert made from mashed purple yam and coconut milk.

Cuchinta, a dessert made from rice.

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