Buko Pie 🥥🥧| Coconut Pie

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • Buko Pie
    ✔️Dough
    2 cups all purpose flour [270 grams{
    2 tsp sugar [8 grams]
    1/4 tsp salt [1.5 gram]
    1/2 cup cold butter [115 grams]
    7 tbsp vold water [105 ml]
    *1 extra egg for eggwash
    ✔️Filling
    1/2 cup sugar [100 grams]
    1/2 cup milk powder [60 grams]
    1 cup cornstarch [125 grams]
    1/4 tsp salt [1.5 gram]
    2 & 1/2 cups fresh coconut juice [600 ml]
    500 grams fresh coconut meat [2 to 3 pcs coconut fruit)
    •Baking pan size: 9.5 x 1.5 inches
    •Bake @190°C or 375°F for 45 to 55 mins. or until golden brown top.
    ❗️Baking time may vary on the type of oven.
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Комментарии • 7

  • @user-cc4rq9zy7n
    @user-cc4rq9zy7n Год назад

    Fantastic snippet for a pie. Thank you for sharing this recipe. Love it!❤❤❤

  • @em34327
    @em34327 Год назад +1

    Never had buko pie but for some reason I know what it tastes like judging by the ingredients and the texture

  • @MarwaDowlatzada
    @MarwaDowlatzada Год назад

    Wow it looks wonderful ♥

  • @anibalcolon2234
    @anibalcolon2234 6 месяцев назад

    Very very nice edit. You should definitely stay at it. Maybe a little verification that it actually tastes good, like a new taste tester from the street every time for two seconds

  • @nathanmiano3682
    @nathanmiano3682 4 месяца назад

    Its my favorite my dad makes me that

  • @QIKWIA
    @QIKWIA 11 месяцев назад

    Hi🙋🏽‍♀️
    New subscriber!😊
    Two questions..
    1 - is buko also called, coconut water?
    2 - is the coconut meat freshly grated coconut?
    I would love to make this delicious pie for my family on the holidays coming up...
    Thank you❤

    • @ysaquill6049
      @ysaquill6049 9 месяцев назад +1

      Buko is a young coconut. They have softer flesh. Buko is usually used for desserts like this. Freshly grated is typically how we get it but if you can find it in any other type, like packaged or frozen or something, I'm sure those would do too, as long as they're not spoiled yet.