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: Stir in the butter until fully incorporated for a glossy finish.
: 2 1/2 kg, peeled, cubed, and boiled until tender. Evaporated Milk : 2 cans (370 mL each). Condensed Milk : 2 cans (390 g each). Brown Sugar : 1/2 kg (500 g). Butter : 1 stick. 🥣 Preparation Steps
💡 : To keep the color vibrant and prevent a "muddy" look, some recipes recommend adding a teaspoon of lemon juice or ube extract . 🛒 Essential Kitchen Tools UBE HALAYA RECIPE (PURPLE YAM) | Ep. 3 | Mortar & Pastry
: Boil the ube until soft. Mash or process it until smooth to ensure a lump-free texture.
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: Transfer to greased containers (llaneras). Let it cool to room temperature before refrigerating.
: In a large, thick-bottomed pan, mix the mashed ube with the evaporated milk, condensed milk, and brown sugar. Condensed Milk : 2 cans (390 g each)
: Set the heat to medium-low. This is the most crucial part: stir constantly for about 30–45 minutes.