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Guinomis Drink (Sago & Pinipig in Coconut Milk)
Sago, gulaman, and toasted pinipig in sweet coconut milk over crushed ice.
- Prep time
- 10m
- Cook time
- components ahead
- Yield
- 1 tall glass
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Ingredients
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Method
- Chill the liquids and serving glasses, prepare cooked small sago pearls, red or green gulaman, toasted pinipig, and have clean ice or cooked add-ins ready before mixing.
- Make sure the cooked sago, gulaman cubes, and coconut milk are well chilled before assembling.
- In a tall glass, add the sago and gulaman cubes, then pour in the simple syrup.
- Stir in the chilled coconut milk and a tiny pinch of salt until lightly combined.
- Fill the glass to the top with crushed or shaved ice, gently pressing so it holds its shape.
- Sprinkle toasted pinipig generously over the top and serve immediately with a long spoon and straw.
Sago, gulaman, and toasted pinipig in sweet coconut milk over crushed ice. — Yield 1 tall glass · Prep 10m · Cook components ahead
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup cooked small sago pearls, well chilled
- 2–3 tablespoons red or green gulaman (agar) cubes
- 2–3 tablespoons toasted pinipig (pounded young rice)
- 1/2 cup thick coconut milk or coconut cream, well chilled
- 2–3 tablespoons simple syrup (1:1 sugar and water), or to taste
- 1–1 1/2 cups crushed or shaved ice
- Pinch of salt, to bring out the coconut flavour
Method
- Chill the liquids and serving glasses, prepare cooked small sago pearls, red or green gulaman, toasted pinipig, and have clean ice or cooked add-ins ready before mixing.
- Make sure the cooked sago, gulaman cubes, and coconut milk are well chilled before assembling.
- In a tall glass, add the sago and gulaman cubes, then pour in the simple syrup.
- Stir in the chilled coconut milk and a tiny pinch of salt until lightly combined.
- Fill the glass to the top with crushed or shaved ice, gently pressing so it holds its shape.
- Sprinkle toasted pinipig generously over the top and serve immediately with a long spoon and straw.
Kitchen note
Toast pinipig in a dry pan over low heat until lightly golden and nutty so it stays crisp even as it hits the cold coconut milk