Ube, on the other hand, more readily lends its sweet, nutty flavor to desserts, baked goods, and even savory dishes. The native tuber from the Philippines has become a sought-after flavor across ...

Ube is not the same as a purple sweet potato, though it is similar and can be substituted in recipes. Yams grow on vines, while sweet potatoes grow underground.

Ube is not the same as a purple sweet potato, though it is similar and can be substituted in recipes. Yams grow on vines, while sweet potatoes grow underground.

Meanwhile, make the pie dough . Combine flour, salt, and sugar in food processor; pulse to combine, about 5 times. Add butter; pulse until butter forms pea-size pieces, about 10 times.

It's easy to get caught up in a cycle of eating the same thing week after week, but nothing cures boredom better than trying something new, especially when it comes to food. Next time you're feeling ...

Ube, a sweet purple yam native to the Phillippines, is popping up at bakeries, like Banh & Butter in Aurora, cafes, like Milk Tea People in the 16th Street Mall, and ice cream shops, like Right ...

Although they're both purple and have a comparable sweet taste, there are distinct differences between the Okinawan purple sweet potato and the ube tuber. Okinawan purple sweet potatoes, very much ...