Isn't it funny how you can cook a certain dish for years without really thinking about its origins? Okay maybe not for everybody, but for me, a girl who has a thing for history, culture, roots, and tradition as they relate to food, it is. For example, I've been making these empanadas for several years now. They are my absolute favorite empanadas in the world and if my stomach (and conscience) would allow, I'd eat an entire batch all by my lonesome.
They have an awesome pastry case that uses not only butter, but also cream cheese, which I just know adds to their perfectly tender and flaky texture. But it's the pork picadillo filling that I just can't get enough of. Okay, so picadillo is actually a dish all on its own...I knew that. But until today, I'd never actually made it to eat any other way than inside an empanada.
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Pork Picadillo
Showing posts with label Pork Picadillo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pork Picadillo. Show all posts
Monday, February 29, 2016
Pork Picadillo Bowls
Monday, April 8, 2013
Empanadas de Picadillo
You know I'm a sucker food "food holidays" right? Well, if you didn't know it before, you know it now! So, when Leslie asked if I wanted to make empanadas for she made, ella hace to coincide with National Empanada Day (that's today) this month, you can probably guess that it took me all of 1 second to contemplate.
YES!
Duh.
YES!
Duh.
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