Recipe of Sopaipillas Pasadas
ChileThis preparation is round pasta dipped in a chancaca syrup. A delicious option for winter is this dish, today we will teach you how to make past sopaipillas so that you don't run out of your easy, fast and simple recipe. Remember that you can double the amount of ingredients so that you can serve them all at home. Enjoy these delicious pastries
.Servings6
Preparation15 min
Cooking15 min
Calories239 kcal
How to Make Sopaipillas Pasadas
Instructions
- First we must clean and cut the pumpkin into medium pieces. Cook in a pot of hot water for about eight minutes.
- In parallel, in a separate pot, add the chancaca bread, water, cinnamon sticks to taste, cloves and a piece of clean orange peel. Once the chancaca has dissolved, add the dissolved cornstarch and stir gently. Put out fire so it won't burn.
- Once the pumpkin is cooked, grind. In a bowl, make a volcano with the flour and add the pre-melted butter (not too hot, so as not to cook the dough), the teaspoon of baking powder and a pinch of salt around it. Mix the ingredients well until you get a smooth and smooth homogeneous mixture. Let it rest for about 15 minutes.
- Once the time has passed, with the help of a wiper, roll out the dough on a counter and cut the dough with a round mold.
- Once all the dough has been cut, heat the oil in a large pan. When the oil is ready, fry the sopaipillas.
- On a separate plate with absorbent paper, let the finished sopaipillas drain.
- When they are all fried, they are served hot and bathed in the chancaca syrup.
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