HISTORY
Native to
the tropics of Central and South America, has been domesticated and cultivated
for over 5.000 years in the department of Ayacucho (Peru), it have been found representations of sweet potato in numerous pre-Columbian ceramics and rests of the
tuberous roots in some tombs. Sweet potato arrived in Europe in the sixteenth
century and has spread widely throughout the world.
The CIP
(International Potato Center, in Peru) began to research on sweet potato in
1986, in order to promote its use for industrial purposes and as fresh produce
and maintain a total of 3.096 clones of sweet potatoes from 18 countries Latin
American and the Caribbean, of which Peru has 2.016 varieties. In Peru, the
sweet potato is very popular and in many typical dishes replaces the potato, greatly flavoring the
variety of Peruvian cuisine.
RECIPE
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
150 gr. Whole
wheat flour
300 gr.
Flour
1 teaspoon
of salt
20 gr. Yeast
1
tablespoon of sugar
4
tablespoon of olive oil
2/3 cup of
sweet potato purée
1 teaspoon
of oregano
200 ml.
lukewarm water
Utensils:
1 bowl
Clingfilm
Baking tray
A cloth
METHOD
Step 1: Put
the flour and whole wheat flour into a big bowl. Sprinkle the salt outside the
flours and make a hole in the middle.
Dissolve the yeast with a little lukewarm water and the sugar and let
stand few minutes.
Step 2: Add
the yeast in the middle and mix with some flour. Add the oil, the sweet potato
purée, oregano and the water, and knead the dough until the dough is smooth and
elastic.
Step 3:
Cover the dough with a cloth and let stand for 1,5 hours.
Step 4:
Dust the working table and remove the dough from the bowl, and put on the table.
Punch it down to remove the gas and forming rolls 50 gr.
Strep 5:
Brush the baking tray with oil and put the rolls, cover with a cloth and let
stand for 30 minutes.
Step 6:
Preheat the oven to 200ºC
Step 7:
Brush the rolls with some beaten egg, and make a cut on the top of each roll.
Step 8:
Bake the rolls for 20-25 minutes or until brown .
Step 9: Let
cool on a rack, and enjoy them.
Núria Boatella and Lídia Vilà


Nice recipe, nice job! I love the way you work !!
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