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Batter poured onto banana leaves and baked with charcoal above and below — a traditional Filipino Christmas treat.
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Bibingka is a traditional rice-flour cake eaten in the Philippines after Simbang Gabi, the dawn masses of the Christmas season. It's distinguished by its unique method: batter is poured into a clay pot lined with banana leaves and baked with charcoal heat from above and below. It's classically topped with salted egg and cheese and eaten with coconut.
Mix rice flour, coconut milk, sugar, baking powder, and eggs into a batter.
Line a pan with banana leaves and pour in the batter.
Top the batter with salted egg and cheese.
Bake in the oven or over charcoal from above and below at 180°C for 25–30 minutes.
Scatter grated coconut over the top when done.