venezuelan cachapas
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A Venezuelan Cachapa is a pancake-like, grilled, traditional Venezuelan food that can be served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It is usually served with "queso de mano" or a soft, creamy cheese (not sharp), and topped with a dollop of Venezuelan Nata or Mexican Sour Cream.
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yield
6 serving(s)
prep time
10 Min
cook time
20 Min
Ingredients For venezuelan cachapas
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1 cansweet corn cream style (14 fl. oz can)
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3/4 cpancake mix
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1/4 cyellow cornmeal
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1egg
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2 Tbspbutter, softened
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2 Tbspsugar
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1/4 cmexican or salvadorian sour cream or venezuelan nata
How To Make venezuelan cachapas
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1Mix all of the ingredients together in the same order as listed. You can do it by hand or you can use a blender to reduce the corn kernels as much as possible. Let the mix rest for about 5 minutes while is thickens.
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2Heat up a griddle on medium high until water dances on the surface (put a couple of drops of water on the griddle and they should dance across the griddle). With a ladle, add the mix on the griddle as if making pancakes. Flip the carefully as they tend to break easily. They should turn golden brown when they are ready.
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3Enjoy them by folding them with a piece of cheese inside. Generally, the cheese used is called Queso de Mano, but if you cannot find it, you can try a slice of Mexican Queso Fresco, or a soft and creamy cheese (not sharp), and as a last resort, Feta cheese. Top up with a dollop of Mexican Sour Cream (Crema Mexicana) or Salvarodian Sour Cream (Crema Salvaroneña).
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4You can place the finish product (without the cream) in a warm oven to help the cheese melt quicker. Enjoy them while they are still warm.
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