Yanikeke (janiqueque? SP?)

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Boletero

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I know most dominicans in this forum probably have had these growing up. greasy as well, but good as hell too. i tried seaching aunt claras web site for the recipes but cant find it or i cant spell it. any one knows the recipe and the preparation procedures for the dough?
 
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Boletero

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bah ill have to check it when i get home as the english version is blocked by the filters at work.

thanks a lot for the link Mirador
 
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My family ate "johnny cakes" or yaniqueques ;) in the southeast US. That's funny..my husband wanted the recipe a few years ago and I said, "johnny cakes"? And he said "no, it's a Dominican thing, yaniqueques".

I guess it's a bit like "Con fley"?
 
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Boletero

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i dont know about johny cakes being bahamian, but i do know that Yaniqueque IS Dominican ^_^ or at least the name anyways lol
 
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Boletero said:
i dont know about johny cakes being bahamian, but i do know that Yaniqueque IS Dominican ^_^ or at least the name anyways lol
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Let's hear what Tia Clara (aka Anón) has to say about dumplines con pica pica.
 
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