A layered dessert (or sweet snack) made with flaky buttered filo sheets filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with syrup. Walnuts or pistachios are traditional; I substituted cashew nuts.
A Southeast Asian street food, it's dudur gulong in Indonesia, kuih dadar in Singapore, and kuih gulung in Malaysia and Brunei. The crepes are made with coconut milk and fresh pandan extract; the filling is a mixture of melted palm sugar and freshly grated coconut.
Crisp cookie crust, fudge-y chocolate and peanut butter filling, and an explosion of colors. Just perfect for a summer afternoon snack, picnic food or holiday dessert.
A popular street food in the Philippines, maruya is a sweet snack of sliced ripe saba bananas dipped in batter, fried until golden and crisp, then tossed in sugar.
Adapted from the Spanish shortbread of the same name, Filipino polvoron is a no-bake sweet shaped by pressing toasted flour, powdered milk, sugar and melted butter into a special molder.
Made by combining my no-fail recipes for chocolate chip cookies and chocolate fudge brownies, these chocolate chip cookie dough brownies are just superb.