
Sticky glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk and brown sugar, two ways: traditional with latik, and baked with a caramel top.
Biko is a kakanin served at fiestas, birthdays and New Year; sticky rice is said to keep the family together.
The name: Its name is associated with Filipino culinary tradition, although its exact linguistic origin is uncertain
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| glutinous rice washed | ≈ 500 g | ≈ 2½ cups |
| water | ≈ 500 ml | ≈ 2 cups |
| coconut milk | ≈ 800 ml | ≈ 2 cans |
| dark brown sugar | ≈ 300 g | ≈ 1½ cups |
| salt | ≈ 3 g | ≈ ½ tsp |
| pandan leaves knotted | ≈ 10 g | ≈ 2 leaves |
| coconut cream for the latik | ≈ 400 ml | ≈ 1¾ cups |
| banana leaves to line the tray | ≈ 50 g | ≈ 2 leaves |
≈ amount suggested from similar recipes
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Also used: wooden paddle · baking tray · fine strainer
🌡️ 180°C (355°F) oven (baked version)
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