http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes A food blog that talks about food, produce, recipes, ingredients, restaurants and markets here in the Philippines and around the globe. Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:50:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-130806 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 12:46:30 +0000 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-130806 Warning about lye water or lihiya. This is a poison. Do not use it or eat it. Please be informed about this ingredient before you consume it. I do not believe people really know what it is. Find an alternative. Warning about lye water or lihiya.
This is a poison. Do not use it or eat it.
Please be informed about this ingredient before you consume it. I do not believe people really know what it is.
Find an alternative.

]]> http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-122630 Wed, 30 Jul 2008 01:25:48 +0000 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-122630 Hi, I'm an Indian who has just moved to makati a month back. I live very close to greenbelt. Need to get some millet seeds for my kid . Cud u pls tell me if i can get it in Landmarket or SM Mall... and what it is called over here.... Hi, I’m an Indian who has just moved to makati a month back. I live very close to greenbelt. Need to get some millet seeds for my kid . Cud u pls tell me if i can get it in Landmarket or SM Mall… and what it is called over here….

]]> http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-115783 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 16:23:30 +0000 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-115783 Hi there Im not sure what the actual name is, I just know it as sticky rice and looks like the pic above wrapped in a banana leaf. Anyway, I have looked everywhere and cannot find a recipe for it. Would anyone care to share? I would be very greatful. Thanks Hi there Im not sure what the actual name is, I just know it as sticky rice and looks like the pic above wrapped in a banana leaf. Anyway, I have looked everywhere and cannot find a recipe for it. Would anyone care to share? I would be very greatful. Thanks

]]> http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-113589 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 12:20:07 +0000 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-113589 Goodness! Talking about my favorite snack! My mom is absolutely good in making suman or bud bod, be it malagkit or kabug, which i have not eaten since '03 when i last visited pinas; i wanted so much to make it myself, but just can't find these millet seeds here, not even in the asian supermarkets, so i make do with bud bod malagkit, which i iether flavor with ginger or vanilla. cassava is also lovely, but more often i hurt my hands shredding it, so i just dream of the ones my late brother used to make. he was so good at it, and if i remember right he used to add calamansi juice to his bud bod cassava and it tasted heaven. i also remember a neighbor back in banilad, dumaguete city who made bud bod from gabi (i particularly come from "purok gabi", banilad so i guess that explains). anybody tasted this? it's a totally another experience guys, but then i guess it must take a lot of effort as gabi can get so sticky. Goodness! Talking about my favorite snack! My mom is absolutely good in making suman or bud bod, be it malagkit or kabug, which i have not eaten since ‘03 when i last visited pinas; i wanted so much to make it myself, but just can’t find these millet seeds here, not even in the asian supermarkets, so i make do with bud bod malagkit, which i iether flavor with ginger or vanilla. cassava is also lovely, but more often i hurt my hands shredding it, so i just dream of the ones my late brother used to make. he was so good at it, and if i remember right he used to add calamansi juice to his bud bod cassava and it tasted heaven. i also remember a neighbor back in banilad, dumaguete city who made bud bod from gabi (i particularly come from “purok gabi”, banilad so i guess that explains). anybody tasted this? it’s a totally another experience guys, but then i guess it must take a lot of effort as gabi can get so sticky.

]]> http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-1231 Mon, 15 Aug 2005 03:22:28 +0000 http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/bud-bud-kabog-and-malagkit-millet-and-glutinous-rice-cakes#comment-1231 Gigi, these are a favorite of mine. Will try to check out the Sunday market. After my usual rounds on Saturday I usually have an oversupply of everything so I don't dare go shopping on a Sunday...but for Marketmanila readers I may oblige! Gigi, these are a favorite of mine. Will try to check out the Sunday market. After my usual rounds on Saturday I usually have an oversupply of everything so I don’t dare go shopping on a Sunday…but for Marketmanila readers I may oblige!

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