Their love of food and Filipino backgrounds inspired Ginger and her husband, James, to share a piece of their culture through the flavors of their childhood. Ube is a staple in most Filipino desserts.

Kafe de Manila in Raritan, serves more than two dozen ube creations including ube tres leches and ube brownies. Their most popular item is their iced ube float latte, a play on the classic root ...

Ube Jam, also known as Ube Halaya, is the gorgeously purple traditional base for most Ube desserts in the Philippines. It’s so simple to make, and I’m lucky to have had some authentic help along the ...

Ube and taro are two distinct, popular Filipino root vegetables, but to the untrained eye, these obelisk, potato-like pieces of produce can seem pretty similar. As Filipino cuisine rises in ...

W ith ingredients like sweet-savory longanisa sausage, nutty pandan, and earthy ube, Filipino food has firmly taken hold in ...

PURPLE REIGN These ube candies are easy to make and stunning to behold. Photo: Alex Lau THE ONLY RULE when making ube halaya in my Filipino family: If you’re snagging a bite, you’d better stir.

A Yahoo article listed ube as one of the 16 food trends that we will be seeing a lot in 2016, and it’ll be thanks to the Filipino food establishments using ube in their menus. On the west coast ...

food Restaurant News. Get your purple food fix: Ube butter, Kenyan tea, and fresh corn tortillas Purpose Tea, Yammy’s Butter Spreads, and Sacred Heart Sweets have a passion for food and giving back.

Two ube desserts to try now are fried banana egg rolls with ube custard and ube ice cream. ... Most Read in Food . Food. For Subscribers. These are the 101 best restaurants in California. June 12 ...

From adobo ice cream to jellied eels, Omar Shah, the restaurateur behind Ramo Ramen, Mamasons and newly opened Belly tells ...

Ube and Matcha flavors will take over downtown Stockton for Ube x Matcha Fest on Saturday, May 11. Here is what to know before you go.

With mellow, nutty vanilla notes, ube is pleasing to both the palate and the eye. Here are five metro Atlanta spots to find treats with Filipino flavors.