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**Title:** Making Giant Takis Snacks at Home
**Summary:**
* Introduction to making giant Takis, a famous Mexican snack, at home
* **2 Ingredients Needed:**
1. Cheese Flavoring Powder with Chipotle (easily found in markets or online)
2. Yellow Corn Flour
* **Steps:**
1. Mix corn flour with lukewarm water to create a soft dough
2. Knead for 2 minutes
3. Shape into rectangular forms using a plastic bag
4. Sprinkle with cheese powder
5. Roll up and fry in hot oil until golden brown
6. (Optional) Dehydrate in oven at 110°C for 20 minutes for an extra crunchy texture
* **Variations:** Adding citric acid and cayenne pepper for extra flavor
* **Conclusion:** Success with the recipe; invitation to viewers to suggest next recipe in the comments
* **Host's Personal Update:** Completion of a basic pastry module at university, promising more availability for creating content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and numbered for reference:
1. The speaker is making a snack called "Takis" (also known as "Takis" or "Taqis"), a famous Mexican snack.
2. Takis are corn flour rolls, similar to Doritos, that are fried.
3. Two main ingredients are needed to make Takis at home.
4. The first ingredient is a powdered cheese flavoring with chipotle, commonly found in food markets or online.
5. The second ingredient is yellow corn flour (specifically, "masa harina" or corn flour for making tortillas).
6. The dough for Takis is made with 2 cups of corn flour and 1.5 cups of lukewarm water.
7. The dough needs to be kneaded by hand for approximately 2 minutes to become soft.
8. A clean plastic bag is used to shape the Takis.
9. To fry the Takis, a pan with very hot oil is required (with adult supervision if necessary).
10. Fried Takis are removed from the oil when they are golden brown.
11. While still warm, the Takis are sprinkled with cheese for optimal adhesion.
12. For an extra crispy texture, Takis can be dehydrated in a preheated oven at 110°C for approximately 20 minutes.
13. Optional additional seasonings mentioned include cayenne pepper and citric acid.
14. Cayenne pepper can be easily found in most supermarkets or baking supply stores.
15. The speaker completed a basic pastry module at university with a good grade, increasing their availability for creating more recipes.