I've tasted some of those before and lately, I've wondered if I could make my own.
Polvoron is a common treat for the Filipinos and one that those living overseas surely miss. An old favorite of mine is that of Goldilocks. No matter how I tried to copy the taste before, I never got it right. I ended up making my own without measurements and recipes... just toasting and mixing and molding and wrapping. :)
It's been like years since I've made these candies and I totally forgot already how to. The only things I can remember about it is adding dried fish to it as an investigatory project in high school. That earned us a decent 3rd place in the competition. I've been craving for it for days already, that's why I googled a recipe and made them last night. I then used the remains of my chocolate bar and used Ate Claire's techinique in coating cake balls. :) Sadly though, I ran out of chocolate so I only had a few finished products.
Here are the finished products.
decent looking, huh.
i know there are already a lot of commercial versions of this in the market,
but nothing beats home-cooked goodness. :)
right?
still have to ask my critics about their comments on the taste.
at times, me and my sister don't trust our tastebuds anymore. :D
patilaw please!!! hehehe
ReplyDeleteOMG! I never really thought of making these and dipped in chocolate. That's cool :-)
ReplyDeleteI so want to make some but I ran out of powdered milk, grrrrr!
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