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Recipe(tried): Bu uelos de ame (my translation) - Carmen: Are you from Puerto Rico too? I am. The Bu uelos

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Carmen: Are you from Puerto Rico too? I am. The Bunuelos is a typical Cuban recipe. In Puerto Rico we do Bu uelos also, but we call them CROQUETAS o FRITURAS. Here is a recipe for the Bu uelos de ame, but you can do the same recipe with any kind of vianda.

BU UELOS DE AME
(my translation)

1 lb. of shredded uncooked ame (yam)
1 1/2 tsp of salt
2 eggs beaten
3 tb all purpose flour
Oil or shortening for frying the bu uelos

Mix all the ingredients in the order they appear in the recipe.

Drop the mixture by tbsp in the hot oil and and fry until golden in color.

Place on paper towels so that the oil is completely drained.
MsgID: 0073868
Shared by: Gladys/PR
In reply to: ISO: Bunuelos de Name
Board: Cooking Club at Recipelink.com
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