Measure out 2 cups of glutinous rice, 1 cup of sugar, 70 g of Ricoa cocoa powder, and 1 liter of water.
Easy Filipino Champorado with Crispy Danggit
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Pour 1 liter of water into a pot, cover with a glass lid, and bring water to a rolling boil.
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Make sure water comes to a rolling boil before adding rice to ensure proper cooking, otherwise the rice texture will be uneven.
Dilute 70 g of Ricoa cocoa powder in a bowl with 1 cup of hot water, then whisk well until completely smooth with no lumps.
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Whisk thoroughly until completely smooth, otherwise lumps of dry cocoa powder will remain in the porridge.
Add 2 cups of glutinous rice into the boiling water, bring back to a boil, then pour in the prepared cocoa mixture and stir well.
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Stir immediately after adding the rice and cocoa mixture to prevent sticking at the bottom of the pot.
Cover and simmer, stirring continuously on medium flame until rice grains expand and soften.
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Stir continuously until rice expands, otherwise the glutinous rice will stick and burn at the bottom of the pot.
Add 1 cup of sugar into the pot, stir well until fully dissolved and the mixture thickens to a glossy consistency.
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Stir well after adding sugar so it dissolves completely, otherwise pockets of undissolved sugar will burn at the bottom.
Check if rice is cooked. If the porridge is too thick, add hot water gradually, cover, and simmer for a few more minutes until ready to serve with thick, glossy, and fully cooked rice grains.
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Add hot water gradually in small amounts, otherwise the champorado will become too watery.
Scoop the warm champorado onto a serving plate and drizzle condensed milk in a heart shape on top.
Hot oil may splatter when frying dried fish; add fish carefully and use a lid to cover.
Heat 2 tbsp of cooking oil in a frying pan, add dried danggit fish, cover, and fry until golden brown and crispy on both sides, flipping with tongs.
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Watch the heat closely and do not leave unattended, otherwise dried fish will burn very quickly in hot oil.
Serve the sweet chocolate champorado together with the crispy fried danggit fish and enjoy.






