Black gulaman is a popular Asian drink. This refreshment is made with ice-cold water sweetened with gulaman (black jelly) and arnibal (brown sugar syrup).
In the Philippines, this is a staple drink that is commonly sold not only in restaurants but also in street stalls. It is usually paired with snacks such as pancit, turon, fish balls, and dumplings, to name few. Let me show you an easy-to-follow recipe for this delicious drink.
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Ingredients | Source
Source
Jelly molder
Cook Time
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 25 min
Ready in: 30 min
Yields: Serves 6 people
Ingredients
For the Gulaman:
25 grams black gulaman powder
1 cup brown sugar
6 cups water
For the Arnibal:
2 cups water
2 cups brown sugar
4 teaspoons vanilla extract
Other:
water
Utensils
For Preparation:
3 large bowls
1 medium bowl
1 small bowl
measuring cups
measuring spoons
chopping board
knife
For Cooking:
pan
pot
cooking spoon
whisk
For Molding:
jelly molder (see photo) or any container
ladle
Instructions
In a pot, pour in water. Dilute brown sugar and black gulaman powder.
Bring it to boil. Mix once to ensure that there are no lumps.
Transfer the mixture in a jelly molder or container. Let it cool a bit.
Cover each molder or container before storing it inside the fridge.
In a pan, pour in water. Bring it to a boil.
Stir in brown sugar. Mix until sugar is dissolved. Add the vanilla essence. Let it boil. Stir it once in a while.
Reduce mixture until the texture becomes syrupy. Once done, transfer it in a bowl. Let it cool down.
Remove gulaman from the fridge. Slice it into cubes. Set aside.
In a glass, assemble the black gulaman drink by adding the sliced jelly, cold water, syrup, and ice cubes.
Serve with your favorite snack.
Black Gulaman Video Tutorial
Tips and Techniques
Adjust the amount of syrup based on your desired sweetness.
Replace vanilla essence with a vanilla pod for a stronger flavor.
Add more gulaman if preferred.
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