Qurator's Tasty Tuesday # 106

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Again in this contest @qurator on tasty Tuesdays, with photos of meals.

At Christmas we always have a very traditional dessert that goes from generation to generation, I am talking about nothing more and nothing less than this delicious dessert "sweet of milky".


The milky or papaya candy has a good durability time, it is made very easily and although most of us who make it use the same ingredients each one gives it a particular touch.


Papaya or milky candy



Ingredients:

  • 2 kilos of milky or green papaya
  • 1 kg of paper (sugar cane molasses)
  • 2 cups of sugar
  • 1 tablespoon of bicarbonate
  • One and a half teaspoons of cloves and water


Your preparation

  • We take the milky green



  • With a knife you slice it lengthwise and leave it to the watchman to throw away all the milk it contains.



  • Then they are peeled, all the seeds are extracted and the milky is chopped into small, thin slices and left in the sun for several hours before cooking.


  • In a pot with water place the chopped milky with a spoonful of bicarbonate are put on the fire and left for 10 minutes to remove the bitter taste of the fruit and to soften it better.


  • It's removed from the fire, they're sneaked in and washed in cold water.


  • In a pot with about 12 cups of water, melt the paper and sugar. Once it boils, add the milk and cloves and cook for about 2 hours or more, until the syrup begins to firm up but does not become thick.


  • I like the milky one to be somewhere in between, not watery. When you get this, the candy's ready.

  • Turn off the stove and serve.


The candy is kept in the fridge in glass jars or in a sweet shop and can be stored for several weeks.


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@felixgarciap just mentioned it and now I read the recipe. It willbe hard to make it here. Buying papaya is hard, no sun either and I do not know what you mean with that "paper".
How come thefruit is bitter?

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@wakeupkitty Maybe you can get it in a supermarket where you live, it turns out that since it is a tropical fruit, it must be cooked while still green, so taking it to Holland would be very expensive. I can recommend it with your eyes closed.

@felixgarciap There is not much variation here but will keep an eye on it. Thanks. ❤️

@daysiselena Thank you very much for sharing the recipe, in Venezuelan homes we must always continue with this sweet tradition.

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