Pawa is a rice cake delicacy famous in Piat, Cagayan. It is one of the many influences of Chinese to the Philippine cuisine. If you are looking for a quick b...

Jan 14, 2012 · Unknown to most people of Cagayan, pawa has a Chinese origin. The rootword of pawa is pau (Chinese: 包; pinyin: bāo ) which means "to wrap". These buns are collectively called in Chinese as bāozi (包子) or simply pau by most Filipino-Chinese.

Pawa. Photo by SinoPinas courtesy of the Department of Tourism. Its origins are unknown, but the root word of pawa is pau or bao in Chinese, which means “to wrap.” True enough, the coin-sized sticky rice delicacy—typically consumed as a dessert or snack—hides sweetened peanuts inside. Its softness can be likened to mochi when still warm ...

Dec 5, 2022 · English: Pawa, a gastronomic icon of Piat, Cagayan, is a sweet delicacy made of glutinous rice, grounded peanuts, and muscovado. Pawa is a word of Chinese origin, meaning "to wrap". There is also a similar steamed treat in Cebu called "masi".

Pawa is a delicacy from Piat, Cagayan. This bite sized snack is actually a steamed bun made of ground sticky rice and filled with ground and sweetened peanuts. #Pawa #ourladyofpiat.

"Pawa" is a native delicacy of Piat Cagayan. It is made of sticky rice flour filled with sweetened peanut. 殺 Have a taste 襤 #pawa #nativedelicacy...

Nov 16, 2023 · PAWA, a special Filipino native rice delicacy, or 'kakanin,' sold to visitors and neighboring towns in Piat, Cagayan, is getting support from the Department of Agriculture-Region 2 (Cagayan Valley) office in improving its packaging to prolong its shelf life and ensure its safety for human consumption.

Pawa is a delicacy from Piat, Cagayan. This bite sized snack is actually a steamed bun made of ground sticky rice and filled with ground and sweetened peanuts. Chat with us or contact Ms. Jennifer...

51 likes, 4 comments - daphz_cooks on November 25, 2024: "Pawa sweet delicacy from Piat, Cagayan made from glutinous rice with peanut muscovado filling. perfect with my morning coffee and some sweet oranges from Kalinga. thanks for the pasalubong ️ #happyilocana #foodie #localdelicacy #glutinousrice #kakanin #regionaldelicacy #pinoyfoodie # ...