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Just made Palitaw, meaning "to float" in Filipino (Tagalog). A glutinous rice flour snack/dessert coated with toasted sesame, toasted grated coconut and brown sugar.

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Just made Palitaw, meaning "to float" in Filipino (Tagalog). A glutinous rice flour snack/dessert coated with toasted sesame, toasted grated coconut and brown sugar.

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Cooking @lemmy.world · 2 months ago

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Yeah it’s like mochi but flat lol and no filling. Basically the same thing!
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  Oooh!!! Well, surely delicious :D

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