Ube halaya is a sweet Filipino dessert made from purple yams. You can eat it plain or treat it as a jam and add it to other foods. Traditionally, ube halaya is topped with latik, or fried coconut curds. Ingredients Ube Halaya 2 kg (4.4 lb) ube (purple yams) or 32 oz frozen grated ube 1 can (12 oz) evaporated milk
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Coconut milk and butter add a smooth, rich creaminess. Ube halaya, or purple yam jam (try saying that three times in a row!), is a sweetened spread made from ube, butter, sugar, and a combination of evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, or coconut milk. It's vividly dark purple, thick and creamy, and mildly nutty, and it's a versatile ingredient in the …
Halayang Ube (Ube Halaya) is a classic Filipino delicacy made of purple yam, coconut milk, and butter. Creamy, cheesy, and topped with golden latik, it’s delicious as a snack or dessert. Halayang Ube Since frozen grated purple yam was on sale last weekend, I decided to stock up on a few packages and re-shoot the ube recipes I have on the blog.
What is Ube Halaya? Ube Halaya is a Filipino dessert made from purple yam or "Ube " as we call it. It is a variation of "Nilupak" which is a general term for starchy fruits or crops that are mashed or pounded and mixed with coconut milk and sugar. It is usually served cold and usually topped with coconut curds or Latik or sometimes with grated cheese. A popular …
Ube halaya is a popular dessert in the Philippines. It’s also called purple yam jam or ube jam or halayang ube. Ube is cooked, mashed and then cooked again with dairy and sugar to make a delicious, creamy and sweet pudding-like dessert. It’s typically served as is, molded into dishes known as llanera molds.