Remember that last year I shared the traditional Lent dessert in the Dominican Republic, Sweet Beans (habichuelas con dulce)?
Well, today I made this dessert as I usually do during Lent, and I want to share it again with you and with the new followers who haven't seen the recipe on this blog yet.
I also take this opportunity to answer certain questions I have received lately about this recipe and share photos of the sweet bean ice cream.
- Could vanilla be added?
- Guarina milk cookies are not found where I live, can the Maria type cookies be used instead?
Yes, you can use Maria type cookies, I have not tried it, but a follower of Europe did, and she told me it was delicious.
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- Is it necessary to add ginger and boniato (batatas)?
- The beans look much lighter in color than what I see in your picture, what did I do wrong?
Note:
- Another delightful recipe to try is sweet bean ice cream. Simply freeze some habichuelas con dulce in a bowl or ice cube tray for a delicious frozen treat! Before freezing, blend the sweet potatoes with a bit of cream then mix with the rest of the cream to be frozen.
- I also prepared them in the form of esquimalitos, which are homemade ice creams made in small bags, a popular treat in our country.
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