Binignit is a Cebuano dish made of coconut milk, banana, sweet potato, glutinous rice. Every Holy Week here in the Philippines, we always have it prepared in our homes. I crave binignit especially during

Good Day Hivers! How was your Holy Week? By the way, this is me again @kyyyys. Today I will share with all of you, my fellow Hivers, about my Holy Week happenings with my family. Every last week of March

GINATAANG BILO-BILO

It was Mother's Day and I went to Ayala Mall to buy some stuff I needed for work I was about to meet with Jessa for a lunch date. While waiting for her, I checked the area and looked for a spot to hang

Hello everyone. I just wanna share a food that every Cebuano knows and love. Ever since I was born in this world, every Holy Week A.K.A. "Semana Santa" in Cebu, we always have this delicacy called

Binignit- a traditional dish in the Philippines which is usually served during Good Friday. Binignit usually serves as a substitute for a meal during the Good Friday to observe fasting and avoidance of

That's what you get when you eat benegnet! Panghatag mo oyyyy.🥺 ctto photo

BINIGNIT a filipino mid day dessert from the visayas region. This is made of 4 cups coconut milk 2 cups water ½ cup glutinous rice 4 to 5 pieces gabi (taro), peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes 4 to 5 pieces

Good Friday commemorates Jesus' Passion crucifixion and death and on Good Friday Filipinos celebrates Good Friday by cooking Binignit. Now, this is my first time to cook Binignit and I honestly did really

Good Friday is a Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death at Calvary. It is a crucial day of the year. Ever since Jesus died and was raised, Christians have proclaimed

Binignit is a regional variation of ginataang halo-halo. But while the latter adds bilo-bilo to its list of ingredients, binignit uses milled glutinous rice. In this rich concoction, various tubers such

Food for today Food Photography Binignit is traditionally eaten as a snack on Good Friday, though nobody seems to know why. What we do know is that households practically flood with binignit on that holiday,

HOLY WEEK IS ALSO FOR FASTING. TO DO FASTING, TRADITIONALLY WE COOKED THIS CALLED - BINIGNIT.

Binignit. How is binignit made? Steps: 1. The meat of a mature coconut is grated and the "thick" milk is extracted. 2. Two cups of water are added to the grated coconut and a second extraction