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BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

by - May 17, 2021

SAMALAMIG/PALAMIG
BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

 

    My son came up with a video of a refreshing drink.  Made with Tender Coconut Water mixed along with Evaporated Milk, Condensed Milk, Rose Syrup and it had add-ons like Jelly(agar-agar), Sago(Tapioca Pearls) and was served along with tender coconut shavings & banana. Well, it fascinated all of us.  So went along & bought some tender Coconuts & a packet of fruit flavoured Jelly.  Got everything ready & made this drink.  Refreshing indeed.  Though the name of the drink mentioned was Buko Salad, I went along in search of the name & origin of this refreshing drink.

    This drink comes under Samalamig or Palamig, a popular refreshment from Philippines. Sold commonly by the Street Vendors and it comes in various colours & combinations in a range of flavours.  'Samalamig' means 'Chilled/Cooled' & 'Palamig' means 'Chiller/Cooler'.  As the name suggests this drink is sure to cool your system and will equally appease your senses with its wonderful colours & texture.

    This Buko Salad Drink is as refreshing as it is & all the more appealing & catches your attention with its pink color. It is a sweet medley loaded with Sago, colourful Jelly, served with fresh Coconut shavings cut into thin strips & comes with a wonderful note of Rose.

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Cuisine - Philippines
Recipe Type - Drink
Difficulty - Medium
Serves - 5-6
Author - SM  


Preparation Time - 25 -30 Minutes
Cooking Time - 20-30 Minutes.
Chilling Time - a few Hours. 

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HOW TO MAKE BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

SAMALAMIG/PALAMIG
BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK


INGREDIENTS:

For Buko Salad Drink:

Tender Coconut Water - 2 Cups
Tender Coconut Shavings - 1 Cup
Evaporated Milk - 370 ml
Condensed Milk - 250 ml
Rose Syrup - 1/4 Cup


To Cook Tapioca Pearls:

Sago/Tapioca Pearls - 1/4 Cup
Water - 3 Cups

 

For Jelly:

Packed Crystal Jelly Powder - 90 Grams
Water - 400 ml
Red Food Colour - a few drops
Green Food Colour - a few drops

 

SAMALAMIG/PALAMIG
BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

METHOD:

Cooking Sago/Tapioca Pearls:

  • Boil 11/2 Cups of Water in a Saucepan.
  • Once the water boils, add 3 Tbspns of Sago Pearls and mix well.
  • Bring it to boil again and reduce the flame to medium.
  • Cook without cover for 5 Minutes, stirring occasionally.
  • Switch off the flame, cover the saucepan, let Sago pearls soak for about 10-15 minutes.
  • After soaking for 10 minutes, the Sago Pearls are partially cooked. (semi-translucent with a white spot in the centre).
  • Drain and rinse the Sago Pearls with running water until it is cooled.
  • If you are adding the Sago Pearls into hot Desserts, can use them right away.
  • Rest of the cooking takes place while the Sago Pearls are added into hot desserts.
  • If you are using the Sago Pearls in Cold Desserts, It should be fully cooked.
  • If so, bring another 1 litre of Water to the boil, add in the Sago Pearls.
  • Bring it to boil again and turn off the flame, cover and let it soak for about 8-10 minutes.
  • After soaking the Sago Pearls would have turned fully translucent.
  • Drain and rinse the fully cooked Sago Pearls with running water.

Preparing the Crystal Jelly:

  • I have used Strawberry flavoured Dr. Oetker Nona Crystal Jelly for this recipe.
  • Bring 400ml water to boil.
  • Gradually pour and stir Crystal Jelly mix into boiling water.
  • Cook on a medium -low falme stirring conitnously for about 2-3 minutes or until bubbles disappears.
  • Switch off the flame & remove the pan from heat.
  • Now pour the Jelly mix into Two/Three Containers.
  • Mix Red Food Colour into one container.  Mix until the colour gets equally spread.
  • Mix Green Food Colour into the next container.  Mix until the colour gets equally spread.
  • Place the containers in refrigerator for 1-2 hours or until set.
  • Once set, cut the Jelly into small cubes and keep it aside.

Rose Flavoured Tender Coconut & Milk Mix: 

SAMALAMIG/PALAMIG
BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

  • Cut open the Tender Coconut & reserve the tender coconut water.
  • Carefully cut the tender coconut into halves & then scoop out the tender coconut shavings out of it.
  • Cut the tender Coconut shavings into thin strips & keep it aside.
  •  In a wide bowl, pour the Evaporated Milk & Condensed Milk.
  • Then pour in the Tender Coconut Water & the Rose Syrup.
  • Mix until well blended.
  • Keep it refrigerated for a few hours or until you serve.

Assembling Buko Salad Drink:

  • Just before serving, take individual serving glasses.
  • Add a few teaspoons of Tapioca Pearls & Coconut Shavings into the glass.
  • Next add a few Cubes of Red, Green & Pink Crystal Jelly into the glass.
  • Pour in the Rose flavoured Milk & Tender Coconut mix.
  • Stir it & add a few ice cubes(Optional).
  • Serve Buko Salad Drink cold.

SAMALAMIG/PALAMIG
BUKO SALAD DRINK - TENDER COCONUT, SAGO & JELLY DRINK

 

NOTES:

  • This is a mildly sweetened drink. 
  • Condensed Milk & Rose Syrup has it own sweetness, adjust accordingly.
  • I have used Strawberry flavoured Dr. Oetker Nona Crystal Jelly for this recipe.
  • Can use any flavour(Jelly) of your choice.
  • Or simply cook Agar-agar with individual food colour & flavour it accordingly.
  • Cook the Jelly according to the package instruction.
  • Serve Buko Salad drink cold.

 


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