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Ube Affogato
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Bread Dip in an Ube Bread Bowl
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Crusty Ube Bread - A No Knead Version
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Ube Cream Puffs
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Ube Halaya Pie Cookies
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Ube Biko with Langka Jam
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Ube Crepe Cake with Polvoron Topping
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Ube Halo Halo
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Ube Kalamay
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Ube Brownies with Macapuno
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Ube Milkshake
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Ube Ice Cream - Made with Ube Halaya!
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Ube Matcha Latte Recipe
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Ube Parfait a Copycat Ube Mama Recipe
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Ube Bibingka Twinkies or Bibingkies
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Ube Halaya Recipe With No Food Coloring
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How to grow Ube in California
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Ube Hot Chocolate
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Ube Milk Recipe
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3 Ingredient Ube Cake
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Ube Rice Krispie Treats (Not So Sweet Version)
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Ube Cookie Butter Recipe
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Ube Tea Cookie Recipe
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Ube Coffee Cake
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Best Ube Recipes Ever
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Ube Halaya Candy Cup Recipe
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Sapin Sapin Smoothie
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Ube Eggnog Spiked Cocktail
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How To Make Ube Sheet Cake
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Savory Ube Focaccia Recipe and It's No-Knead!
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Filipino Neapolitan Sugar Cookies Filled with Yema
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Filipino Flavored Polish Kolaczki Cookies
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Super Easy Oven Baked Ube Pancake
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Filipino Style Sloppy Joe Made with Ube English Muffins
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How To Put Together a Filipino Inspired Taco Bar
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Super Easy 3 Ingredient Ube Tortillas
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One Bowl Ube Butter Mochi (And Gluten Free)
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Ube Hot Cross Buns with Cheese Recipe
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What To Do With Leftover Ube Halaya? Make Ube Mont Blanc!
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Ube Halaya Babka Dairy Free Recipe
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Vegan Savory Ube Pierogies
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Paleo Chocolate Chip Scones with a Kombucha Ube Glaze
Ube Recipes
Did you know that Ube is a very versatile ingredient? It can be used in both sweet and savory dishes and we have both kinds of Ube Recipes here.
If you want to learn how to grow your own ube read up on how I grew Ube in my backyard in California.
The known flavor profile of Ube is actually based on Ube Halaya. It is a very traditional mashed Ube recipe that is cooked down with coconut milk and sugar. Ube Halaya is the basis of many of the recipes you see in blogs and bakeries all over the world.
Don't be afraid to experiment with Ube! You can make tortilla wrappers, dumplings, focaccia and many other non sweet recipes with it. Just make sure you are using real ube. If you are replacing it with a purple sweet potato, the recipe can no longer be called ube. It must be called Kamote, which is sweet potato in Tagalog.