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Logo recipes Recipe Instructions In a pot over medium heat, bring the ¾ cup water to a boil. Remove from heat and transfer … In a big bowl, place flour. Make a well in the center and pour half of the sugar water. With a … Divide the dough into uniform portions. Using palm of hands, roll each portion into 2-inch … Using fingers, flatten each dough ball into a sphere of about ¼ inch thick and 4-inch …

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1. In a pot over medium heat, bring the ¾ cup water to a boil. Remove from heat and transfer …
2. In a big bowl, place flour. Make a well in the center and pour half of the sugar water. With a …
3. Divide the dough into uniform portions. Using palm of hands, roll each portion into 2-inch …
4. Using fingers, flatten each dough ball into a sphere of about ¼ inch thick and 4-inch …

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Logo recipes WEB Oct 20, 2012  · 1. Divide a dough into small pieces and make a ball shape. 2. Flatten the center of the dough using your thumb and scoop in at least 1 tablespoon of sweet red …

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Logo recipes Use a neutral-tasting oil with a high smoke point, such as peanut, canola, or vegetable oil.Use enough oil to allow the balls to float freely to the surface when cooked. Do not overcrowd the pan, and leave room to be able to turn the buchi regularly to ensure even browning.Heat the oil to 320 F and add the balls. The temperature will drop to 300 F, which is gentle enough for the dough to expand without bursting. Continue to cook the balls at 300 F for 10 …

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› Calories: 190 per serving
› Category: Dessert, Snack
1. Use a neutral-tasting oil with a high smoke point, such as peanut, canola, or vegetable oil.
2. Use enough oil to allow the balls to float freely to the surface when cooked. Do not overcrowd the pan, and leave room to be able to turn the buchi regularly to ensure even browning.
3. Heat the oil to 320 F and add the balls. The temperature will drop to 300 F, which is gentle enough for the dough to expand without bursting. Continue to cook the balls at 300 F for 10 …

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Logo recipes Recipe Instructions Boil the kamote until tender then allow to cool after.Remove the skin, place in a mixing bowl, then mash using masher or fork.Add-in the flour and sugar then mix well.Scoop about 2 tbsp of the mixture and shape into 2-inch flat balls or circles.

1. Boil the kamote until tender then allow to cool after.
2. Remove the skin, place in a mixing bowl, then mash using masher or fork.
3. Add-in the flour and sugar then mix well.
4. Scoop about 2 tbsp of the mixture and shape into 2-inch flat balls or circles.

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Logo recipes WEB Apr 13, 2019  · Kakanin Buchi/Butsi as we call it in Bataan is one of my favorite meryenda (snack). It is made from glutinous rice that is cooked in coconut milk, mixed with...

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Logo recipes WEB Feb 18, 2013  · Directions: 1.) Mix the flour, sugar, salt and yeast on the big bowl ans set aside. 2.) Pour the lukewarm water and lukewarm milk into the dry ingredients and mix it …

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Logo recipes WEB Nov 23, 2015  · Drain. Put the beans and 5 cups water into a 2-quart pot and bring to boil. Cover, lower heat and simmer for 2 minutes. Turn off the heat, and let the pot sit, …

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Logo recipes WEB Buchi or Butsi is a rice cake made from sweet rice flour that is molded into shape with a sweet bean paste filling and sesame seed coating. This delectable treat is deep fried …

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