Empanada question
I have a question about empanadas. Sandra Gutierrez has a great recipe in the Columns today: https://food52.com/blog...
A former neighbor from Puerto Rico had a similar recipe, except that my neighbor always included one slice of hard boiled egg, placed whole on top of the meat, an a couple of pitted green olives. Does anyone know if the egg and olives are unique to certain cuisines? Thanks.
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I love this dpm empanada dough recipe and use it all the time. https://food52.com/recipes/7368-masa-simple-para-empanadas-empanada-dough
This video shows dpm making beautiful empanadas, using the egg and olives, and plus it's Mo Rocca (I love him): https://youtu.be/geUo8bBZel0
Now I am craving empanadas!
When I lived in Paraguay sometimes hard boiled eggs were diced and added to the meat mixture. But then so was rice sometimes added to extend the meat. I think empanada fillings can be made with what you have on hand.