
🇦🇷 ArgentinaCatalog recipe · Salta
Juicy hand-cut beef empanadas from Salta, folded with the thirteen-pleat repulgue and baked till blistered.
For 6 servings.
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Make dough with flour, melted lard, salt and warm water; rest 30 minutes.
Sweat the onion mountain; add knife-cut beef, cumin, paprika — cook briefly, keep it juicy; chill overnight.
💡 Cold, jellied filling is the juice-retention trick — warm filling leaks before it bakes.
Fold in egg and spring onion; fill rounds and pleat the repulgue.
Bake at 230°C for 20–25 minutes until blistered.
Eat standing, leaning forward, juice dripping where it must.
Salta's empanadas are cut with a knife, never ground, and eaten with a backward lean — the juice demands respect. Each filling has its own official pleat pattern so no one bites blind.
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