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TANG’S KITCHEN FILIPINO RECIP

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the second slice of bread.<br />

Cut into quarters and serve.<br />

Ensaymada<br />

Traditional Ensaymada<br />

Makes 10 Ensaymadas<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 cup milk, lukewarm<br />

1 tablespoon instant yeast<br />

1 teaspoon salt<br />

2 tablespoons refined sugar<br />

1 egg<br />

3 cups bread flour<br />

2/3 cups all-purpose flour<br />

zest of 1 Lemon<br />

1/4 cup butter, unsalted<br />

Filling Ingredients<br />

1/3 cup unsalted butter,<br />

softened<br />

1/2 cup quezo de bola, grated<br />

Topping Ingredients<br />

Soft butter, unsalted<br />

grated cheese quezo de bola<br />

refined sugar<br />

Preheat oven to 360°F.<br />

Grease Ensaymada molds.<br />

Dust with flour and set<br />

aside.<br />

Dissolve the yeast in the<br />

milk. Add the rest of the<br />

ingredients except the<br />

butter.<br />

Using the dough hook<br />

attachment, knead at low<br />

speed in the electric mixer<br />

for approximately 4<br />

minutes. Add butter and<br />

knead at medium speed for<br />

8 to 10 minutes until the<br />

dough is well developed. The<br />

dough will be soft and<br />

sticky. Set aside, covered,<br />

and allow dough to rise for<br />

45 minutes.<br />

Using a weighing scale,<br />

scale dough to 80 grams per<br />

piece or use a 1/3 measuring<br />

cup to form into equal balls.<br />

Shape by rounding and<br />

allow the dough to rest for<br />

25 minutes.<br />

Turn the dough pieces<br />

upside down and roll with a<br />

rolling pin into a very thin<br />

oval shape. Brush with soft<br />

butter. Grate cheese on top.<br />

Roll dough into a rope. Rest<br />

for another 15 minutes.<br />

After resting, swirl dough<br />

like a snail and place in<br />

floured molds. Allow the<br />

dough to proof until almost<br />

doubled in size.<br />

Bake until golden brown, for<br />

approximately 15 to 20<br />

minutes. Cool completely<br />

before taking the<br />

Ensaymada out of the<br />

molds. Brush with soft<br />

butter and grate the cheese<br />

on top. Sprinkle with sugar.<br />

Trio of<br />

Empanadas<br />

Tang’s Kitchen Filipino recip e-book Page 39

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