bibingka

"bibingka," a sweet pudding made from rice and fresh coconut milk, in the local community.

Kiva Loans 2009

* You love bibingka, sinigang, adobo and pansit but have no idea how to spell it or make it

facebook is apparently better than therapy « Love | Peace | Ohana 2008

Church goers would feast on native delicacies like bibingka or puto bumbong (rice cake with grated coconut meat) and salabat (ginger tea) which are usually served as their early morning breakfast after coming home from the church.

The Best Place in the World to Experience Christmas 2008

In an early letter I described bibingka, a Philippine rice cake cooked over an open fire.

Dear Satu: Letters Tell the Story of Our Lives 2007

When one of our helpers came from the province laden with native food, sweets and tasties, I took several of them - puto, bibingka, suman latik, palitao - and put them in a bilao, which I then prepared to present casually to the girl I now feverishly adored.

love at thirteen Dean Francis Alfar 2005

We like a few favorite desserts like Filipino bibingka -- an egg-based rice cake topped with grated cheese and coconut and the Portuguese-style rice and fruit cakes served in Bangladesh.

In Asia: Christmas Means An Indescribable Feast 2006

There's even one version, bibingka, where the cake pan is made of clay and then embers above and below it.

Baked Satay Fish Niki 2005

The baked goods include bucchi, fried dough rounds filled with sweet red bean paste; dutsinta, a brown sugar and butter confection; a creamy custard made from ube, the purple yam native to the Philippines; and bibingka, a luscious cake cooked in a large banana leaf.

Chicago Reader 2010

I personally like local fare like the bibingka - rice flour cake baked in a clay pot that taste best with salted egg on top and puto bungbong - made from purple glutinous rice and steamed in bamboo tubes.

RVABlogs Veron 2010

Sis-in-law to brother: "Hindi naman ako kaya ang nagpakain ng bibingka diyan kanina, si C."

RVABlogs Veron 2010