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Champorado Filipino Chocolate Rice

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Ingredients

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1 cup sticky rice (malagkit)
12 ounces 2% low-fat milk (plus more if needed) or 12 ounces evaporated milk
3/4 cup coconut milk
3/4 cup water
1/4 - 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (use tablea if you are in the philippines)
1/4 cup sugar (to taste)

Nutritional information

358.1
Calories
105 g
Calories From Fat
11.7 g
Total Fat
9.6 g
Saturated Fat
6.9 mg
Cholesterol
51.6mg
Sodium
58.7 g
Carbs
3.1 g
Dietary Fiber
16.9 g
Sugars
7.9 g
Protein
237g
Serving Size (g)
4
Serving Size

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Champorado Filipino Chocolate Rice

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      From Manila Spoon. A classic Filipino breakfast, this version is a little richer than the usual champorado. You may serve it more as a dessert rather than as breakfast. The rice used is malagkit, which is a sweet glutinous or sticky rice. Unfortunately, this site will not accept that as an ingredient. Instead of just using water to cook the rice, this uses a combination of coconut milk and fresh 2% milk. Evaporated milk, which is more readily available in the Philippines, is fine too. If you wish to have this for breakfast, use only half of the coconut milk plus some water as stated in the recipe. But if it will be used as dessert, then go ahead and use the entire can and leave out the water for a much creamier version. Traditionally, it is eaten as breakfast with dried salted fish.

      • 80 min
      • Serves 4
      • Easy

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      Champorado (Filipino Chocolate Rice Porridge/Pudding),From Manila Spoon. A classic Filipino breakfast, this version is a little richer than the usual champorado. You may serve it more as a dessert rather than as breakfast. The rice used is malagkit, which is a sweet glutinous or sticky rice. Unfortunately, this site will not accept that as an ingredient. Instead of just using water to cook the rice, this uses a combination of coconut milk and fresh 2% milk. Evaporated milk, which is more readily available in the Philippines, is fine too. If you wish to have this for breakfast, use only half of the coconut milk plus some water as stated in the recipe. But if it will be used as dessert, then go ahead and use the entire can and leave out the water for a much creamier version. Traditionally, it is eaten as breakfast with dried salted fish.,From Manila Spoon. A classic Filipino breakfast, this version is a little richer than the usual champorado. You may serve it more as a dessert rather than as breakfast. The rice used is malagkit, which is a sweet glutinous or sticky rice. Unfortunately, this site will not accept that as an ingredient. Instead of just using water to cook the rice, this uses a combination of coconut milk and fresh 2% milk. Evaporated milk, which is more readily available in the Philippines, is fine too. If you wish to have this for breakfast, use only half of the coconut milk plus some water as stated in the recipe. But if it will be used as dessert, then go ahead and use the entire can and leave out the water for a much creamier version. Traditionally, it is eaten as breakfast with dried salted fish.


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      Steps

      1
      Done

      In a Large Deep Pan, Mix All the Ingredients Except For the Sugar and, Bring to a Quick Boil. Stir to Incorporate the Chocolate Powder and to Prevent Rice from Sticking to the Pot. Once It Has Boiled, Lower the Heat and Bring to a Simmer.

      2
      Done

      Stir Once in a While and Cook Until Rice Is Tender. It May Take Up to 25-30 Minutes For the Sticky Rice to Cook. It Doesn't Cook as Fast as Regular Rice.

      3
      Done

      When the Mixture Becomes a Bit Dry and the Rice Has not Softened Yet, You May Pour in More Milk or Water, as Needed, Until the Rice Is Fully Cooked and the Desired Consistency Is Reached. See Below. I Prefer a Thicker Porridge Rather Than a Watery One.

      4
      Done

      Add the Sugar and Mix It Inches Try the Champorado and Adjust the Taste to Your Liking.

      5
      Done

      Serve in Individual Bowls With Additional Milk on the Side.

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