Omg!!! Love these pasteles. My parent's neighbor is 97 and from Puerto Rico she would make these for the holiday's. I always asked her how to make this but she is right now not in the best condition. I will try this and see if I get her approval.lol. thanks so much!
Dec 2020 AWESOME!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. FOR YOUR SHORT DIRECT TO THE POINT VIDEOS. I am a first responder working a lot with little time for myself. I was able to cook for the first time, delicious pasteles ( BOTH THE YUCA AND THE MASA) at the same time in less than 2 hours start to finish and ready to eat on a plate .
Yay! Glad you enjoyed! And thank you so much for your service as a first responder--we are truly lucky to have great people like you keeping us all safe. Feliz Navidad!! ❄❄🎄😁
We as PUERTORICAN with a culture of Taínos influencing Food such as 'Pasteles' Many Centuries back, at Christmas Time every PUERTORICAN family hands got together to task this hard way to obtain such a Cultural dish. Pasteles de Yuca' al horno, Jeff & Jo's PUERTORICAN Kitchen's creation have the same result recipe with fewer complications as our ancestors did then to makes this savoury recipe. Thank You for your in taking on this deliciousness of a recipe. Will try to make mine just as Jeff's. 🕵️...
Loving all the videos! Bringing so many memories! Feeling confident in taking on so many laborious recipes, like the pasteles but also happy to see simpler methods too! Thank you so much for encouraging the beautiful traditions! ¡Cuídense y sigan con el buen trabajo!
I haven't tried baking them with parchment paper, so I'm not sure. In my experience, parchment paper doesn't do as well at high heat as aluminum foil, so I definitely wouldn't back them any higher than 350.
OMG no se me había ocurrido esa idea otra manera de cocinar los pasteles de yuca yo ago las empanadas de yuca al horno o en el salten la plancha en la estufa pero pensando si se pueden porque la yuca es manejable de esa manera gracias por la ideas bendiciones lo voy a tratar
Due to Covid, I am not able to go and get my pastele paper and bananas and plantains and banana leaves to make my pasteles this year, But I think I can buy frozen yuca. I definitely can get all the rest of the items needed so this will be a fist but at least I will have pasteles for Christmas!. Thank you so much for this.
I had asked a question but never mind I found out the hard way way. No you cannot use parchment paper is archment paper my yuka ayuka was stuck to the paper for, they were delicious but stuck to the paper but here's another question what can I do to make the Masa more mois more moist or what I mean is what can I put in it to make it more softer after cooking minds were a little bit summer it's bit solid not completely but they were a little bit too firm
Hi there! We have used parchment paper for baking them so I’m sorry that yours got stuck. You can add some more shortening and liquid to make them softer.
First let me say that I have tried several recipes for pasteles from other sites. They were edible but none came close to our grandma's pasteles. Your recipes are perfect ! I make them for my 87-year-old mother and she loves them. I boiled my yuca pasteles prior to freezing them. How long do I have to bake them from frozen state?
This really warms my heart! This is the whole point of putting this channel out there. If you boiled them and then freezes them then you just have to bake them until they are warm all the way through. I would suggest a low temperature like 300 or 325 and then try for about 30 min and give one a try.
We have never tried baking the traditional ones. I’ve seen a lot of new videos of people making the traditional pasteles layered in a baking dish and then bake it but we have not tried that yet.
I am unable to go out and get my paper and green bananas for my patellas but this is a great alternative thank you so very much I appreciate this so much love your Channel I will keep checking for new things to learn how to cook you guys are awesome thank you Merry Christmas a happy New Year and that this year brings us all health happiness and above all peace
Awesome informative video... just one question😃 can I make these ahead of time, freeze them, then bring them out on Thanksgiving??? Another thing guys I did not have the leaf for this open planned Recipe so I'm going to use parchment paper because it's resistant to the oven...is that OK???
Hi Diana, you can definitely make them ahead of time and freeze them. Take them off the freezer the night before you plan to cook them and then bake them
To be honest, I've never tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work--particularly if you still use the banana leaf. If anyone else on the channel has tried it, please jump in. Also, Ivette, if you try it let me know how it turns out! 😊
Yes, very similar! I think the big difference is that these are filled, whereas I think Kwanga (at least the ones I've seen) is generally just the yuca/cassava. Although I'm sure lots of people do them different ways.
A lot of Hispanic grocery stores will carry them in the frozen section. At least the frozen ones (which are way easier to use). If you want fresh ones, then yes, you'll have to ask around and see if anyone has some, because I've never seen those sold in stores. If you do use fresh leaves, however, you are going to want to sear them over an open flame before using them for pasteles. This softens up the leaf and makes it a lot easier to fold. Good luck!
Why doesn’t anyone do a pastels that is stuffed with veggies and grinder beans if need be? Plant based is just that… I don’t know how many of this or that is needed for the bananas and so on but I will learn, what I won’t say this is plant based when it’s not, nor veggie pastels when it’s not. Stay tuned…
Hola! Eso se llama empanadas de yuca en Puerto Rico...cuando se hacen en el horno o en el fogón. Si se hierven son pasteles de yuca. Deliciosos ❤
Hola! He escuchado a otros llamarles empañada recientemente - nunca había escuchado ese nombre pero siempre se aprende algo nuevo.
Omg!!! Love these pasteles. My parent's neighbor is 97 and from Puerto Rico she would make these for the holiday's. I always asked her how to make this but she is right now not in the best condition. I will try this and see if I get her approval.lol. thanks so much!
You are welcome! Let us know!!
Beautiful. Easy.
Thank you!
Making them right now. My grandmother used to make them and passed 1yr ago. Brings back so many memories thanks for this video.
You are so welcome!! How did they turn out???
Dec 2020 AWESOME!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. FOR YOUR SHORT DIRECT TO THE POINT VIDEOS. I am a first responder working a lot with little time for myself. I was able to cook for the first time, delicious pasteles ( BOTH THE YUCA AND THE MASA) at the same time in less than 2 hours start to finish and ready to eat on a plate .
Yay! Glad you enjoyed! And thank you so much for your service as a first responder--we are truly lucky to have great people like you keeping us all safe. Feliz Navidad!! ❄❄🎄😁
We as PUERTORICAN with a culture of Taínos influencing Food such as 'Pasteles' Many Centuries back, at Christmas Time every PUERTORICAN family hands got together to task this hard way to obtain such a Cultural dish. Pasteles de Yuca' al horno, Jeff & Jo's PUERTORICAN Kitchen's creation have the same result recipe with fewer complications as our ancestors did then to makes this savoury recipe. Thank You for your in taking on this deliciousness of a recipe. Will try to make mine just as Jeff's. 🕵️...
Hi Ben! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments. Really appreciate them! Good luck with your pasteles this year and Feliz Navidad!
Loving all the videos! Bringing so many memories! Feeling confident in taking on so many laborious recipes, like the pasteles but also happy to see simpler methods too!
Thank you so much for encouraging the beautiful traditions!
¡Cuídense y sigan con el buen trabajo!
Gracias! Thank you!
Can you bake them with parchment paper and aluminum on top I've never made them before but I will try them
I haven't tried baking them with parchment paper, so I'm not sure. In my experience, parchment paper doesn't do as well at high heat as aluminum foil, so I definitely wouldn't back them any higher than 350.
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OMG no se me había ocurrido esa idea otra manera de cocinar los pasteles de yuca yo ago las empanadas de yuca al horno o en el salten la plancha en la estufa pero pensando si se pueden porque la yuca es manejable de esa manera gracias por la ideas bendiciones lo voy a tratar
Yay!
Que rico!! Buen provecho!
Igual!! Gracias!
Great process!! Thanks for the info!! Going to try this soon.
Yes! Let us know how it goes! 😄
They look delish! I will be baking them, never had them baked before. 😋
Good luck! I hope you like them 😊
Due to Covid, I am not able to go and get my pastele paper and bananas and plantains and banana leaves to make my pasteles this year, But I think I can buy frozen yuca. I definitely can get all the rest of the items needed so this will be a fist but at least I will have pasteles for Christmas!. Thank you so much for this.
Yes! We find frozen yuca easier too. Feliz Navidad!!
Wow! Nice video! Like your style! 👍✅
Happy New Year to you guys!!
Yay, thanks so much!!! And happy new year to you too!🙌❤🎉🎉
Love your videos keep um coming I would like to learn how to make Coquito & Pinchos 🇵🇷
Thank you so much!!! We will add those to the requests list.
Mines are already frozen. I really dislike the boiling in water. You think I can put turn in the oven?
What did you wrap them on?
I had asked a question but never mind I found out the hard way way. No you cannot use parchment paper is archment paper my yuka ayuka was stuck to the paper for, they were delicious but stuck to the paper but here's another question what can I do to make the Masa more mois more moist or what I mean is what can I put in it to make it more softer after cooking minds were a little bit summer it's bit solid not completely but they were a little bit too firm
Hi there! We have used parchment paper for baking them so I’m sorry that yours got stuck. You can add some more shortening and liquid to make them softer.
First let me say that I have tried several recipes for pasteles from other sites. They were edible but none came close to our grandma's pasteles. Your recipes are perfect ! I make them for my 87-year-old mother and she loves them. I boiled my yuca pasteles prior to freezing them. How long do I have to bake them from frozen state?
This really warms my heart! This is the whole point of putting this channel out there. If you boiled them and then freezes them then you just have to bake them until they are warm all the way through. I would suggest a low temperature like 300 or 325 and then try for about 30 min and give one a try.
And is the aluminum dangerous to use without leaf?
Probably not dangerous for the oven but the leaf gives pasteles a very unique taste so it would not taste the same.
can you freeze the leftover
You can certainly freeze any leftover masa or any uncooked pasteles too.
Parchment instead of aluminum?
Yes, much better for baking.
Wich size of cup use? Thanks
Do you mean when we are scooping in the masa? We used a 1/3 cup and added two portions (so 2/3 cup total).
Waiting for that coquito video. Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas to you too! ❄🎄😄
These look great! Can you use this method for regular masa pasteles?
We have never tried baking the traditional ones. I’ve seen a lot of new videos of people making the traditional pasteles layered in a baking dish and then bake it but we have not tried that yet.
I am unable to go out and get my paper and green bananas for my patellas but this is a great alternative thank you so very much I appreciate this so much love your Channel I will keep checking for new things to learn how to cook you guys are awesome thank you Merry Christmas a happy New Year and that this year brings us all health happiness and above all peace
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you as well too!! Thank you so much for watching!
Can you bake these from frozen?
Awesome informative video... just one question😃 can I make these ahead of time, freeze them, then bring them out on Thanksgiving??? Another thing guys I did not have the leaf for this open planned Recipe so I'm going to use parchment paper because it's resistant to the oven...is that OK???
Hi Diana, you can definitely make them ahead of time and freeze them. Take them off the freezer the night before you plan to cook them and then bake them
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Can you bake any pastele? Or only Yuka masa? And do I have to add the vegetable??
You can bake other pasteles but they may turn out a bit tough. Our recipe calls for the vegetable shortening so yes, we recommend it.
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this is definitely on my list for the holiday
Great to hear!!!
Can you make rice pasteles with pork no green plantain pls advise.
We don’t have a recipe for that. Our families never made rice pasteles, it wasn’t until we were adults that I heard more about it.
Can we baked the plantain pasteles too
To be honest, I've never tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work--particularly if you still use the banana leaf. If anyone else on the channel has tried it, please jump in. Also, Ivette, if you try it let me know how it turns out! 😊
Aren't those called Ayacas. Don't know if I'm spelling it correctly🤣🤣😱🇵🇷
Yes! Some people call them hallacas, I also don’t know the correct spelling 😝, but you are correct!
Egg roll with beef
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This looks like "Kwanga" from Congo
Yes, very similar! I think the big difference is that these are filled, whereas I think Kwanga (at least the ones I've seen) is generally just the yuca/cassava. Although I'm sure lots of people do them different ways.
Pastelles are popular in Hawaii too
Interesting! Are they generally made the same way there?
@@JeffandJosPuertoRicanKitchen I think so it’s with banana and stuff
@@austinb3560 Very cool! Gotta book me a vacation over there and try them 🤣🤣
@@JeffandJosPuertoRicanKitchen ya it might be different tho part of the recipe was lost on the swim from Puerto Rico to Hawaii.
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How long to cook frozen ones?
I honestly haven't tried baking frozen ones, but would imagine it would take at least 1.5 hours, if not more.
Okay, you covered two methods of cooking the pastelas, but can you steam them..?
We have never steamed them so not sure but probably worth a try.
Thank you so much for the lessen I loved it
So glad you enjoyed! 😀😀
Where in the in the,U,S,A,.. Can I buy. The banana leaf's,,"??
Oh" what I meant was where in Arizona, could I buy 💯 percent fresh banana leaf's,,
@@rickyrickardogomez690 check with friends and family. A lot of people have them in their backyards.
A lot of Hispanic grocery stores will carry them in the frozen section. At least the frozen ones (which are way easier to use). If you want fresh ones, then yes, you'll have to ask around and see if anyone has some, because I've never seen those sold in stores. If you do use fresh leaves, however, you are going to want to sear them over an open flame before using them for pasteles. This softens up the leaf and makes it a lot easier to fold. Good luck!
Come to palau, we have that in many variations. delicoiusness. love yuca
Oh man! I would love to come! 🤩🤩
I’m going to try tomorrow I’m still doing pasteles I let you know
Good luck!
@@JeffandJosPuertoRicanKitchen thank you
How about Evaporated milk?
Some people use it, we don’t
Thank you 😊
Vietnam I call this cake "ít"
Thanks for sharing! That's awesome. Do you also make it with yuca in Vietnam?
that shit look dank wtf
Oh! It was delicious
LOL he said "Horno" 😂
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Pasteles are hard to make l do
Can definitely be time consuming--although the pre-ground masa is a godsend!
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I am ashamed to say I have never eaten pasteles de yuca.
It's definitely not as popular as traditional pasteles so no need to be ashamed! But that said, now's your chance to try it 😉😂
They are my absolute favorite! A must try!
Why doesn’t anyone do a pastels that is stuffed with veggies and grinder beans if need be? Plant based is just that… I don’t know how many of this or that is needed for the bananas and so on but I will learn, what I won’t say this is plant based when it’s not, nor veggie pastels when it’s not. Stay tuned…
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