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Linubian Gabi

Tender taro pounded with coconut, muscovado, and butter in a Rosario festival variation.

Prep time
25 min
Cook time
40 min
Yield
8
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Ingredients

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Method

  1. Steam or boil the taro until extremely tender and free of any scratchy sensation, then drain thoroughly.
  2. Toast grated coconut over medium-low heat until fragrant and light gold.
  3. Pound the hot taro while wearing gloves or using sturdy tools until no lumps or fibres remain.
  4. Work in muscovado, butter, salt, and toasted coconut while the mixture is warm.
  5. Add coconut milk gradually only if the taro is too stiff to blend smoothly.
  6. Continue pounding until the mixture becomes cohesive, glossy, and dense enough to shape.
  7. Portion onto banana leaves and serve warm, marking clearly that the base is taro rather than cassava.
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