Piloncillo - Panela or Panocha Cane Sugar by Corona Real 12 oz

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Brand Name: Corona Real

Piloncillo or Panocha by Corona Real 12 oz.

Hard Brown Sugar Cane Chunks or Cones.
Panocha (pieces) de piloncillo (panela or penuche) is a delicious ingredient to prepare Mexican Desserts, such as Capirotada, camotes and cafe de olla.

PILONCILLO

The unrefined brown sugar is known worldwide as panela, but its Mexican version, piloncillo (pee-lon-SEE-yoh), is very tasty. Piloncillo (pee-lon-SEE-yoh) gets its name from its cone shape and comes in light or dark brown. The taste of piloncillo is richer, and its consistency is harder, than the brown sugar. Piloncillo is made from pure sugar cane juice from cane that has been hand cut, crushed mechanically and then heated to reduce its water content. The resulting thick syrup is poured into cone-shaped molds to dry. Purists appreciate its unadulterated aspects: it's molasses-free, chemical-free.

You can chop your piloncillo or panocha, grate or get out a molcajete to grind just the amount you need from a cone, which should be kept dry and tightly wrapped.

In some South American countries piloncillos is also called panela. Panela is a pure, wholesome, traditional, unrefined, non-centrifugal whole sugar. It contains the natural goodness of minerals and vitamins inherently present in sugarcane juice. Panela is known by many names such as- turbinado sugar, Jaggery, Gur, Raspadura, Piloncillo, Panocha or Penuche.

Corona Real Piloncillo

Trozos duros de Azucar morena de Cana. Panochas de piloncillo.

El Piloncillo viene a ser la azúcar oscura sin refinar que se vende en forma de cono truncado como subproducto del proceso de refinado. Se sustituye con azúcar morena.

RECETA QUE UTILIZA EL PILONCILLO

CAPIROTADA

Ingredientes:

4 bolillos (pan frances) partidos en rebanadas
2 panochas (piezas) de piloncillo
1/2 taza de cacahuate pelado
1/2 taza de pasas
1 taza de queso añejo partido en cuadros
1 rama de canela
1 cucharada sopera de grageas de colores
aceite para freír

Preparación:

Hierva el piloncillo con la canela en 2 tazas de agua para formar una miel.
Dore las rebanadas de pan en aceite y quite el exceso de grasa poniéndolas sobre una servilleta de papel.
En una cazuela coloque una capa de rebanadas de pan, cúbralas con pasas, cacahuates y trozos de queso, luego ponga otra capa de pan, pasas, cacahuates, etc. y así sucesivamente. Bañe con la miel.
Ponga la cazuela a baño María una 1/2 hora para que se suavice el pan; espolvoree con grageas de colores.