![]() ![]() Serve warm or wait until cooled completely. Remove from oven and let side in muffin tins for a few minutes before carefully turning out and putting back right side up to cool. Pour the blended ingredients of the first bowl on top of the flour mixture in the second bowl and stir until all the dry ingredients are moistened and everything is well blended together into a smooth pourable batter.ĭivide dough evenly into 24 muffin tins and bake for about 22 minutes until tops are dry not wet or delicate and appear baked. Sift the flour, baking powder, and salt together into another bowl and stir with a whisk several times. Mix or blend the first six ingredients (butter, sugar, eggs, jam, ube extract, coconut milk) in one bowl. Grease two 12-count muffin tins or spray with baking spray and set aside. Unless of course you intentionally want to make a “guess the secret ingredient” chocolate cake recipe.ġ½ cups ube halaya jam (store bought or make your own)ġ6 ounce mochiko flour (sweet rice flour) I’ve made that mistake, so you don’t have to. It will dominate the recipe and you will lose both the unique taste and the brilliant purple color of ube, and it would be pointless to buy ube products, (which are rare commodities in these parts), just to hide them in a recipe. There is almost a chocolate quality to ube, but if you are thinking of adding cocoa or chocolate to these, don’t. I think what helped me start to like them was to think of ube as similar to sweet potatoes or pumpkin, which are often made into sweet things, too. I gradually came to love ube and ube desserts, but it took many years. I think it mainly had to do with not being familiar with yams in general, or that sweet desserts could be made from yams or sweet potatoes. I reduced the amount of liquid in mine, which cut the baking time, plus they come out a little wacky in shape for some reason, but I kind of like it! Blubbery, rubbery goodness!Īs a kid, I wasn’t a big fan of ube. I based it off of this recipe from Andrea of Cooking with a Wallflower. ![]() They come out slightly chewy and rubbery, with just a slight crispness on the edges. If you’ve never used glutinous rice flour before, you’re in for a surprise. ![]() These mochi muffins came together so easily that out of all the ube things I’ve made in the last two weeks, these quickly jumped to the number one spot in my head right away in terms of taste, ease of recipe, and overall satisfaction. ![]()
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