Piloncillo

About

The "piloncillo" is a byproduct of the evaporation of the sugarcane juices, resulting in the crystallization of sucrose containing minerals and vitamins, fructose and glucose. To produce a ton of piloncillo, 10 tons of sugarcane are required

Information

Other names: Panela, Panocha, Piloncillo
Translations: Пилонцилло

Physical Description

conical shape or round and tall as a small cake.

Colors: Brown

Tasting Notes

Flavors: SIMILAR to brown sugar cane.
Mouthfeel: Sugar like
Food complements: Bread, Chocolate, Etc.
Wine complements: Not with wine.
Beverage complements: As a sweetener for chocolate or "atole" drinks.
Substitutes: Brown sugar

Selecting and Buying

Choosing: n/a
Buying: In Latino's supermarkets
Procuring: it is a by product

Preparation and Use

In Mexico's traditional cuisne, and Industrial like soft drinks, hot drinks, pastries, canned fruits and vegetables, juices, sweetener, cakes, biscuits, cookies and desserts in general, jams, etc.

Cleaning: n/a

Conserving and Storing

n/a

Social/Political

n/a

History: since

Author

Anonymous

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