Piloncillo is unrefined sugar (molasses) that is molded in hard cones. It comes in colors from beige to brown and is frequently used in Mexican dessert dishes.
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Piloncillo - [Spanish] an unrefined cane sugar that is purchased in molded hard cones; It is beige to brown in color; the deeper the color, the more molasses flavor it has; dark brown sugar may be substituted.
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Piloncillo Unrefined cane sugar, usually found in small hard cones. See also panela and panocha.
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Atole mixes cooked cornmeal and water with cane sugar blocks, which are called piloncillo. This makes a thin or porridge like drink. Cinnamon is then added, and other ingredients can produce the final result.
This results in sugar-cakes or loaves, called jaggery or gur in India, pingbian tang in China, and panela, panocha, pile, piloncillo and pão-de-açúcar in various parts of Latin America.
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