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how to make crispy yucca fries recipe
way better than triple cooked blanched french fries
eat crispy yucca with sour orange mojo, basically garlic oil with orange and lime juice
double fry these yucca!
easy south american recipe, eaten along side tostones plantains cuban and peruvian columbian ecuadorian
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these are yucca fries you want to cut it thick like this because you want the contrast of the crunchy outside with the fluffy inside where people mess up is they don’t simmer them so they’re still raw and sorry as hell man simmer for 30 to 40 minutes until cooked through but not falling apart then you double fry them and salt the out of them because they’re so starchy and so thick and then you eat these with moho now

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  1. Ohh. It's cassava. Here in Philippines we call it kasaba/kamoteng kahoy. We just steam it and once its tender we dip it in sugar.

  2. Lo que se hace aqui en panama es que en ves de freirlas en aceite se pasan en una sarten con mantequilla y para mi gusto quedan mejor

  3. Pronounced yuck ka. By indigenous. Since their is only one U in the word with no dialect mark. Yook ka pronunciation would have two Us or be spelled differently like youka or yuucca. Or at least have a foreign dialect mark below or above it.

  4. Cassava, which is also known as yuca, is not interchangeable with yucca. The plants belong to different plant families: cassava belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family, while yucca belongs to the Asparagaceae.

  5. In El Salvador we have a pickled cabbage jalapeño radish mix we call Curtido and these tiny little fish we fry by the hundreds called Chimbolos, throw all that ontop of yuca fries and some lime 😮😮 Papa u gotta try

  6. I thought this is a low starch vegetable. They have high fiber and it doesn’t stick to my knife when I cut. So I think it’s low in starch.

  7. Starchy and Thicc, sounds like my ex gf, except she was already salty AF. Out of the box

  8. Try adding the salt to the simmer process. You can get real bougie with it and mash them, add a little coconut milk then roll them into snakes like gnocchi pasta, then cut them into 3 inch portions to fry up. I am literally recreating my favorite Pollo Campero meal tonight and making yuca fries and charro beans right now.

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