nā mea hoʻohui
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400 g. hawaiian hua
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50 g. Pākī ʻuala
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100 g. Sugar
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1 sachet me ka pauka, Sugar
kuhikuhi
Kissel is a very popular fruit syrup of Russian origin that is prepared by cutting the fruit and cooking it in water and then filtering the liquid and combining it with starch flour, after a short cooking it will be sweetened, cooled and served at the table; kissel is consumed especially after dinner both hot and cold.
me ke kapuai hookahi
1
hana aku ai
30
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Wash the fruit, cut it into cubes if necessary and put it in a saucepan. Hoʻohui 1 liter of cold water and cook over low heat for half an hour. |
2
hana aku ai
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After this period, filter the liquid and put it back to cook by adding the sugar. |
3
hana aku ai
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ʻOkoʻa, dissolve the starch flour in a little cold water, then pour it into the fruit syrup. |
4
hana aku ai
10
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Cook for another 10 minuke, add the icing sugar, let it cool and serve. |