Ube Cheese Kamote Turon may not be your typical turon. Actually, camote turon is a sort of Filipino snack and the Philippines' most popular street food. It is traditionally made of banana wrap in a lumpia wrapper, deep-fried, and coated with sugar. This recipe is one of the variations of turon; it is made of kamote (sweet potatoes) instead of banana. It also comes with cheese stick fillings. This is a fantastic snack for those who enjoy camote and cheese. Whatever the turon's variation is, Filipinos like this inexpensive, delightful delicacy. A delicious Filipino snack and dessert. Share and enjoy!
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Ube Cheese Kamote Turon may not be your typical turon. Actually, camote turon is a sort of Filipino snack and the Philippines' most popular street food. It is traditionally made of banana wrap in a lumpia wrapper, deep-fried, and coated with sugar. This recipe is one of the variations of turon; it is made of kamote (sweet potatoes) instead of banana. This Kamote turon comes with cheese stick fillings. This is a fantastic snack for those who enjoy camote and cheese. Whatever the turon's variation is, Filipinos like this inexpensive, delightful delicacy. A delicious Filipino snack and dessert. Share and enjoy!
Wash the kamote (sweet potato) and put it in a pot. Pour in 1 to 2 cups of water, then bring to a boil until it gets soft.
Remove the kamote (sweet potato) from the pot and allow it to cool down. Disregard the liquid.
Peel and put the kamote (sweet potato) in a large mixing bowl.
Mash the kamote. Add in the butter (optional) and the condensed milk. Mix properly.
Place the lumpia wrapper on a flat surface. Add a scoop of the ube mixture and spread it on the bottom part of the wrapper, then place one piece of cheese. Wrap and seal. Repeat the process until all is done.
Deep fry the kamote turon until golden brown.
Drizzle some ube-flavored condensed milk before serving.
Share and enjoy your ube cheese kamote turon.
Servings 6
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.