Home made Banana sauce

BANANA SAUCE

Materials needed:

Ripe saba bananas

1 kilo Vinegar

1/4 liter Water

3 3/4 liter Salt

100 gm. Sugar

1 kilo Red pepper

2 pcs. (big) Siling labuyo

15-20 pcs. Powdered pepper

2 tsp. Onions, chopped

1 whole Garlic, minced

1 pc. Red catsup

1 tsp. Cloves

1/3 tsp. Paprika

1/3 tsp. Cinnamon

1/3 tsp. Sodium benzoate

0.08-1% Food coloring: chocolate brown

½ tsp. strawberry red — 1/4 tsp.

Procedure:

1. Remove the banana peelings.

2. Grind the banana with water, sili, chopped onions and garlic.

3. Add the remaining ingredients except sodium benzoate and food coloring.

4. Cook until thick, and sodium benzoate and food coloring. Stir very well.

5. Place in bottles while hot and seal tightly.

source:ITDI, tekno tulong

INSTANT DRY SOYBEAN CURD (TOKWA)

INSTANT DRY SOYBEAN CURD (TOKWA)

An improved production technology is introduced to come up with instant dry soybean curd, superior in quality compared to the fresh form. The technology uses MgSO4, as coagulant which increase the yield of fresh soybean curd. The instant soybean curd has a good texture upon rehydration and its storage life is lengthened to 6 months from the 3 day-old fresh curd.

Raw Materials:

Soybeans

Water

MgSO4 Continue reading “INSTANT DRY SOYBEAN CURD (TOKWA)”

BANANA PEANUT MIX PORRIDGE

BANANA PEANUT MIX PORRIDGE

Banana is a common tropical fruit and is a good source of energy. Peanut is likewise a favorite nibble among children and adults, providing them a good amount of protein and fats. When mixed together, banana and peanut blend in s high-calorie, high protein food best suited for growing children.

Materials need:

(for a kilo of mix)

20 big pcs. banana (saba) unripe 3/4 kilo,

raw peanuts 2 3/4 cups + 6 tablespoons brown sugar

1 1/4 cup water. Continue reading “BANANA PEANUT MIX PORRIDGE”

How to make Coco Kropeck – Coco Kropeck Business

COCO KROPECK

Materials needed:

2 cups rice flour

½ cup coconut meal

½ tbsp. salt

3 cups water

½ tsp. Vetsin

Procedure:

1. Steam the coconut sapal for 10-15 minutes.

2. Mix all ingredients.

3. Pour in greased aluminum trays.

4. Place in a dryer at a temperature of 60-65° C or under the sun.

5. Remove from the trays and pack in plastic bags.

6. Before serving, deep fry in hot oil.

Source:ITDI
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