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Posted on August 14, 2018 by The Maya Kitchen

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Churros are easy to make at home. And #TheMayaKitchen will be going live soon to show you how!

Join our virtual live cooking class this Friday, 3pm with Chef Heart and learn how to easily make this deep-fried and sugar-coated snack.

Visit our Facebook page linked in our bio to join our FB live!

Churros are easy to make at home. And #TheMayaKitchen will be going live soon to show you how! Join our virtual live cooking class this Friday, 3pm with Chef Heart and learn how to easily make this deep-fried and sugar-coated snack. Visit our Facebook page linked in our bio to join our FB live!

Our second virtual cooking class is going live on Facebook this November 27, Friday at 3pm!

For our next #TheMayaKitchen live, Chef Heart will be back to teach you how to make churros, a sugar-coated deep-fried snack that everyone in the family will love.

Save the date! Visit our Facebook page linked in our bio.

Our second virtual cooking class is going live on Facebook this November 27, Friday at 3pm! For our next #TheMayaKitchen live, Chef Heart will be back to teach you how to make churros, a sugar-coated deep-fried snack that everyone in the family will love. Save the date! Visit our Facebook page linked in our bio.

Know someone who started baking this year? Support their new-found love for baking and give them one of our baking handbooks this Christmas!

Get them via our Shopee store.

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Know someone who started baking this year? Support their new-found love for baking and give them one of our baking handbooks this Christmas! Get them via our Shopee store. #TheMayaKitchen

New Gen Baker

What is crunchy on the outside, chewy and sweet inside? 🤔 Buchi, of course. But what if we make it even better with sweet and delicious Ube Jam? Make a twist to the traditional Buchi with this ube-fied recipe! ⠀
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UBE BUCHI⠀
Ingredients:⠀
Dough⠀
● 1/3 cup sugar⠀
● ½ cup water⠀
● 1 teaspoon ube extract or flavocol⠀
● 1 ½ cups glutinous (malagkit) Rice Flour⠀
● 1 tablespoon rice flour⠀
● ube halaya, as needed⠀
● cooking oil, as needed (for frying)⠀
Sesame Coating⠀
● 1 piece egg white⠀
● 1 tablespoon water⠀
● ¼ cup sesame seeds⠀
Instructions:⠀
1. To prepare buchi dough, add ube extract or flavocol into water then mix in sugar and set aside.⠀
2. Combine the flours then add the sugar-water solution. Mix flour and knead lightly to form a dough. Cover dough for 10-15 minutes then shape into small balls weighing approximately 25 grams each.⠀
3. Lightly flatten each ball of dough in your palm and place the ube halaya at the center of dough. Pinch and seal the dough to enclose the filling and roll again in your palm until the ball of dough becomes smooth and has no cracks in it. Set aside.⠀
4. To prepare the sesame coating, beat together egg white and water in a small clean bowl. Dip the stuffed dough into the egg white-water mixture and roll in sesame seeds. Deep fry buchi in batches in hot oil for 6-8 minutes in medium to low heat until golden brown.⠀
Yield: 15 pieces⠀
Prep time: 30-35 minutes⠀
Cooking time: 20-25 minutes⠀
NOTES:⠀
● After rolling the stuffed dough into the sesame seeds, chill or rest the buchi to set the sesame coating to avoid sesame seeds from floating in the oil while frying.⠀
● Do not fry buchi in very hot oil, otherwise you’ll end up with a toasted or burned outer layer with an uncooked inside. Sometimes you’ll end up having popped or burst buchi.⠀
● Make sure to fry in batches so as not to over crowd the pot to let the buchi float freely in the frying pot to achieve its size and color.⠀
#GoodEatsByMaya⠀
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Bookmark the recipe here; https://buff.ly/3h5lA1L⠀
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#newgenbaker #bakehappy #bakeeasy

What is crunchy on the outside, chewy and sweet inside? 🤔 Buchi, of course. But what if we make it even better with sweet and delicious Ube Jam? Make a twist to the traditional Buchi with this ube-fied recipe! ⠀ ⠀ UBE BUCHI⠀ Ingredients:⠀ Dough⠀ ● 1/3 cup sugar⠀ ● ½ cup water⠀ ● 1 teaspoon ube extract or flavocol⠀ ● 1 ½ cups glutinous (malagkit) Rice Flour⠀ ● 1 tablespoon rice flour⠀ ● ube halaya, as needed⠀ ● cooking oil, as needed (for frying)⠀ Sesame Coating⠀ ● 1 piece egg white⠀ ● 1 tablespoon water⠀ ● ¼ cup sesame seeds⠀ Instructions:⠀ 1. To prepare buchi dough, add ube extract or flavocol into water then mix in sugar and set aside.⠀ 2. Combine the flours then add the sugar-water solution. Mix flour and knead lightly to form a dough. Cover dough for 10-15 minutes then shape into small balls weighing approximately 25 grams each.⠀ 3. Lightly flatten each ball of dough in your palm and place the ube halaya at the center of dough. Pinch and seal the dough to enclose the filling and roll again in your palm until the ball of dough becomes smooth and has no cracks in it. Set aside.⠀ 4. To prepare the sesame coating, beat together egg white and water in a small clean bowl. Dip the stuffed dough into the egg white-water mixture and roll in sesame seeds. Deep fry buchi in batches in hot oil for 6-8 minutes in medium to low heat until golden brown.⠀ Yield: 15 pieces⠀ Prep time: 30-35 minutes⠀ Cooking time: 20-25 minutes⠀ NOTES:⠀ ● After rolling the stuffed dough into the sesame seeds, chill or rest the buchi to set the sesame coating to avoid sesame seeds from floating in the oil while frying.⠀ ● Do not fry buchi in very hot oil, otherwise you’ll end up with a toasted or burned outer layer with an uncooked inside. Sometimes you’ll end up having popped or burst buchi.⠀ ● Make sure to fry in batches so as not to over crowd the pot to let the buchi float freely in the frying pot to achieve its size and color.⠀ #GoodEatsByMaya⠀ ⠀ Bookmark the recipe here; https://buff.ly/3h5lA1L⠀ ⠀ #newgenbaker #bakehappy #bakeeasy

If you're wondering how are we ever gonna celebrate Christmas without being together, here's the next best thing! Sending out a curated care package is a wonderful way to express your love and appreciation. In these times of quarantine when large social gatherings simply aren’t possible, an assortment of delicious food is always a welcome gift. https://buff.ly/38v4utt

If you're wondering how are we ever gonna celebrate Christmas without being together, here's the next best thing! Sending out a curated care package is a wonderful way to express your love and appreciation. In these times of quarantine when large social gatherings simply aren’t possible, an assortment of delicious food is always a welcome gift. https://buff.ly/38v4utt

Need to get creative this weekend? Try The Maya Kitchen's Quizza. It's a cross between quiche and pizza. They make the perfect merienda (or meal!) for kids of all ages guaranteed to get you a hug or two. ⠀
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QUIZZA⠀
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Ingredients:⠀
For pizza dough⠀
● 2 cups MAYA All-Purpose Flour⠀
● 3/4 cup milk⠀
● 1/2 teaspoon instant dry yeast⠀
● 3 tablespoons olive oil⠀
● ½ teaspoon salt⠀
● 1 tablespoon garlic powder⠀
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For quiche⠀
● 6 pieces eggs, beaten⠀
● 5 slices bacon cooked and crumbled⠀
● 1 tablespoon olive oil⠀
● 1 cup button mushrooms sliced⠀
● 1 cup onion diced⠀
● 1/4 cup half and half⠀
● 1 1/2 cups grated cheese⠀
● salt and pepper⠀
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Pizza toppings⠀
● 1/3 cup pizza sauce⠀
● ½ cup grated mozzarella cheese⠀
● ¼ cup cheddar cheese⠀
● 10 to 12 pieces pepperoni⠀
● sliced mushrooms⠀
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Instructions:⠀
1. Prepare dough: In a stand mixer, mix flour, milk, yeast and oil using a dough hook for 2 minutes at low speed. Then add salt and continue mixing at medium speed for 12 to 14 minutes or until the dough is smooth and elastic using the window pane method.⠀
2. Transfer the dough in a greased bowl and cover with cling wrap or damp cheese cloth. Ferment dough for 30 minutes at room temperature.⠀
3. While the dough ferments, preheat oven to 375⁰F/190⁰C. Lightly grease a pie pan and lightly dust with flour. ⠀
4. Place fermented dough to the prepared pan and lightly press and push the dough evenly on to the side of the quiche pan creating a deep pizza crust. Using a fork, gently prick the pizza dough crust to prevent the pizza dough from bubbling.⠀
5. Bake the pizza dough to the preheated oven for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and let it cool for 5 minutes.⠀
6. To prepare quiche, mix all the ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix well and pour the egg mixture to the cooled pizza crust and bake for 30 minutes. ⠀
7. Take the quiche outside the oven and arrange pizza toppings on top, starting with the pizza sauce, cheeses, pepperoni and mushrooms. Then bake again for another 10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve warm and top with your favorite alfalfa sprouts or greens.⠀
Yield: 6 Quizza slices⠀
Time 45 to 55 minutes⠀
Baking Time: 50 to 55 minutes⠀
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https://buff.ly/3eOcPJK

Need to get creative this weekend? Try The Maya Kitchen's Quizza. It's a cross between quiche and pizza. They make the perfect merienda (or meal!) for kids of all ages guaranteed to get you a hug or two. ⠀ ⠀ QUIZZA⠀ ⠀ Ingredients:⠀ For pizza dough⠀ ● 2 cups MAYA All-Purpose Flour⠀ ● 3/4 cup milk⠀ ● 1/2 teaspoon instant dry yeast⠀ ● 3 tablespoons olive oil⠀ ● ½ teaspoon salt⠀ ● 1 tablespoon garlic powder⠀ ⠀ For quiche⠀ ● 6 pieces eggs, beaten⠀ ● 5 slices bacon cooked and crumbled⠀ ● 1 tablespoon olive oil⠀ ● 1 cup button mushrooms sliced⠀ ● 1 cup onion diced⠀ ● 1/4 cup half and half⠀ ● 1 1/2 cups grated cheese⠀ ● salt and pepper⠀ ⠀ Pizza toppings⠀ ● 1/3 cup pizza sauce⠀ ● ½ cup grated mozzarella cheese⠀ ● ¼ cup cheddar cheese⠀ ● 10 to 12 pieces pepperoni⠀ ● sliced mushrooms⠀ ⠀ Instructions:⠀ 1. Prepare dough: In a stand mixer, mix flour, milk, yeast and oil using a dough hook for 2 minutes at low speed. Then add salt and continue mixing at medium speed for 12 to 14 minutes or until the dough is smooth and elastic using the window pane method.⠀ 2. Transfer the dough in a greased bowl and cover with cling wrap or damp cheese cloth. Ferment dough for 30 minutes at room temperature.⠀ 3. While the dough ferments, preheat oven to 375⁰F/190⁰C. Lightly grease a pie pan and lightly dust with flour. ⠀ 4. Place fermented dough to the prepared pan and lightly press and push the dough evenly on to the side of the quiche pan creating a deep pizza crust. Using a fork, gently prick the pizza dough crust to prevent the pizza dough from bubbling.⠀ 5. Bake the pizza dough to the preheated oven for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and let it cool for 5 minutes.⠀ 6. To prepare quiche, mix all the ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix well and pour the egg mixture to the cooled pizza crust and bake for 30 minutes. ⠀ 7. Take the quiche outside the oven and arrange pizza toppings on top, starting with the pizza sauce, cheeses, pepperoni and mushrooms. Then bake again for another 10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve warm and top with your favorite alfalfa sprouts or greens.⠀ Yield: 6 Quizza slices⠀ Time 45 to 55 minutes⠀ Baking Time: 50 to 55 minutes⠀ ⠀ https://buff.ly/3eOcPJK

Maya Hotcakes and More

Running out of bonding ideas with the kids? Take some inspiration from @googlygooeys and use your cookie cutters to make hotcake art!

#GoodEatsByMaya

Running out of bonding ideas with the kids? Take some inspiration from @googlygooeys and use your cookie cutters to make hotcake art! #GoodEatsByMaya

Enjoy classic Monggo Buchi anytime you want at home with by following our recipe shared on our Facebook page!

#GoodEatsByMaya

Enjoy classic Monggo Buchi anytime you want at home with by following our recipe shared on our Facebook page! #GoodEatsByMaya

Thinking of other ways to enjoy chocolates? Add them to your pandesal with our Choco Bombs Pandesal recipe!

Head on to our FB page for the full recipe!

#GoodEatsByMaya

Thinking of other ways to enjoy chocolates? Add them to your pandesal with our Choco Bombs Pandesal recipe! Head on to our FB page for the full recipe! #GoodEatsByMaya

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