I have to confess that this recipe was difficult to translate into English ', because it is difficult to explain who were "sopaipillas" for someone who does not know. So will complete with a contribution of my friend's blog Anabella cook up in as they watch the buns with some of our history. Plese look here her blog
They are a lovely dough (I made the little version) stuffed with pumpkin and you can eat with "pebre" like I show you here or with a sweet sauce that is made with chancaca , you can make the sauce with Syrup too.
In many restaurant while waiting for the food you order, the waiter brings you some sopapillas (usually small) with a sauce like this pebre or other hot pepper sauce (jalapeno) and you eat them with some wine or other drink you like..
Other time we allways eat sopaipillas is when is raining. Really I dont know why. But is raining we say, we have to make some sopaipillas and is delicious.
Pebre is a sauce with tomatos,chopped onions, oil, salt and and chopped cilantro or parsley
But if you want sweet, make a syrup, heat in a pot water, syrup, orange peel and cinnamon and eat them is absolutely yummy too.
This recipe is adapted from "Platos y Copas" September 2007 a chilean magazine.
Sopaipillas pasadas (syrup sopaipillas)
Ingredients
1 cup of boiled and mashed
pumpkin
3 tablespoon of margarine
1 teaspoon of salt
3 1/2 cups of plain flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1/2 cup of hot milk or hot water
(you can reserve the water of boiled pumpkin)
1/2 liter of canola oil to fry the sopaipillas
On a flat surface or table place the flour and baking powder, add to it the pumpkin powder, margarine, milk or with hot water and salt. Join well.
Forming a smooth and elastic dough. If is necessary add some flour.
With a rolling pin extend the dough and let it about 1 cm.
Cut the sopaipillas with a shape or a glass (I use one of 4 cm. But you make more bigger than this)
With a fork prick. the sopaipillas before fry.
In a skillet heat the oil and go frying . Fry wit carefully for the hot oil.Fry a minute by side.
They should be nicely golden not brown.
When you are frying the sopaipillas let them over a large dish with a towel paper.
Pebre sauce
1 onion chopped finely
1 or 2 tomatoes chopped
1 green ají chopped (jalapeño or chile )
1 tablespoon of oil
1 tablespoon of cilantro chopped
1 tablespoon of lemon juice
salt
Method: In a medium bowl mix the onions,tomatoes,aji,oil, cilantro, lemon juice and salt, stir well and place in little bowls to serve.
Sweet sauce
In a little pot heat some golden sugar, honey a orange peel, some cloves, cinnamon,2 cups of water, finally add 2 tablespoons of cornstarch dissolved in cold water to thick heat by a while until is thick.
Serve the sopaipillas with this sauce.
EN ESPAÑOL
Las sopaipillas son algo muy típico de nosotros y que comemos especialmente cuando llueve, no se porque, pero está lloviendo y uno dice, "voy a hacer sopaipillas" es una costumbre, en todo caso para que sepan más de las sopaipillas y su historia les recomiendo el blog de mi amiga Anabella que lo encuentran aquí.
Las sopaipillas son una masa suave frita que contiene zapallo o calabaza. Se pueden comer con "pebre" que es una salsa con cilantro,tomate y cebolla picada, o "pasadas"que son justamente pasadas por una salsa de miel o chancaca para los que quieran algo dulce. O solas tambien son deliciosas.
Esta receta está adaptada de la revista de cocina "Platos y Copas"de Septiembre del 2007.
Ingredientes
1 taza de zapallo o calabaza molido
3 cucharadas de margarina
1 cucharadita de sal
3 y1/2 tazas de harina normal
1 cucharadita de polvos de hornear
1/2 taza de leche o agua caliente (se puede usar la misma en que se coció el zapallo)
1/2 litro de aceite sin sabor para freir
Método
En una superficie lisa formar un cerro con la harina con los polvos de hornear, agregar el zapallo
molido,la margarina, junto con la leche o agua, la sal. Unir bien.
Formando una masa suave y elástica.Si fuese necesario añadir más harina.
Luego estirar la masa con el rodillo (uslerear)dejándola más o menos de 1 cm. de espesor,
Cortar con un molde o un vaso de 7 cm (yo usé unos más pequeños de 4 cm. porque las quería pequeñas)
Pinchar con un tenedor. Freir de 3 a 4 por vez, con cuidado. Por el aceite caliente.
Ir colocándolas en un plato sobre papel absorbente.
Deben quedar doradas.
Freir un minuto por lado.
Servir solas o con la salsa de pebre.
Salsa de pebre para acompañar
1 cebolla picada fina
1 o 2 tomates picados
1 ají verde picado
1 cucharada de aceite
1 cucharada de cilantro picado
1 cucharada de jugo de limón
sal
En un bol mediano mezclar la cebolla picada fina,
los tomates picados, el aceite, cilantro, ají y sal. y el jugo de limón. Mezclar bien
Salsa dulce para sopaipillas pasadas
1/4 kilo chancaca o una mezcla de azúcar rubia con miel
2 tazas de agua
cáscara de 1/2 naranja
canela o clavo de olor
1 cucharada de maicena
Calentar en una ollita pequeña la chancaca o azucar con miel, cáscara de naranja, canela y finalmente la maicena con agua fría calentar un rato hasta que esté espeso.
delicioso!
ReplyDeleteMe encantan las sopaipillas!!!! Con el acompañamiento que tenga. Lo único malo es que hay que contenerse porque tienen muchas calorías.
ReplyDeleteun abrazo
edith
La brujita
Me ha encantado la historia de las sopaipillas, y la receta en sí misma. Sin nada de carne, un alimento totalmente sano, perfecto para quien necesite cuidar sus niveles de colesterol. Además tiene una pinta magnífica.
ReplyDeletePor acá no llueve y hace un tiempo veraniego, pero creo que las sopaipillas son ideales también para este tiempo.
Es una receta muy entrañable, creo que hay mucho de recuerdos de la infancia y de amor materno en estas sopaipillas.
Gracias, Gloria.
Besos.
I love these authentic recipes Gloria. Do you think I could stop at just one:D
ReplyDeleteOh wow, how do you not eat the whole plate? Love the pumpkin filling too.
ReplyDeleteMuy bueno el post de las sopaipillas y además se ven deliciosas tanto saladas como dulces, tan acordes al clima.
ReplyDeleteUn beso
Gorgeous pumpkin patties. I must make these!
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job with your English translation and instructions. These look wonderful. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Gloria, those sound and look fabulous!! I love that they can be both sweet and savoury! Fantastic! Lots of love and hugs coming your way! xxoo
ReplyDeleteThese look just great Gloria. I really need to try these. I have some pumpkin purée in the freezer needing used up. Our weather is being kind just now and these look perfect for eating al fresco. x
ReplyDeleteTienen que estar buenas las sopaipillas y muy sencillas.
ReplyDeleteMe recuerda a unas pastas fritas que hacía mi madre cuando no teníamos pan en casa. Era algo rápido y diferente.
I learn new dishe from your place like this one; Looks yumm.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are such scrumptious unique buns! I would love to try these!
ReplyDeleteI'm just jumping back in to thank you for the birthday wishes. Hugs...Mary
ReplyDeleteIt’s difficult for me to understand the term sopaipillas - incluso en Español, aca no es conocido tampoco.
ReplyDeleteAca cuando llueve se hacen “torta fritas” pero esto es superior porque tiene mas variantes y sabores.
Cheers,
Gera
I've seen them offered in my town, but I'm sure your home made ones are much better!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Emmalene, this is typical of our country, huggs gloria
ReplyDeleteGracias Edith, bueno como todo en la vida je,je, conprudencia, besoos, gloria
Gracias efectivamente aquì las comemmos any time, every where pero realmente para Invierno tù ves a la gente vendiendo sopaipillas en la calle! really! el otro dìa vendìan a la entrada del Metro, se veìan buenas, lo malo es el aceite, cariños, gloria
Thanks a lot Vall, you are nice, huggs, gloria
WEll Bridgett a ate someones but you know, the kids eat all them! gloria
Gracias Annie, estaban buenas, xxx gloria
Nisrine, thanks by coming, try this recipe is really nice, gloria
Thanks a lot Mary, I think was difficult to explain, but I try,
have a nice day, blessings, gloria
Dear Marie Im glad you like dear, is typical from Chile, send you a lot of love and have a lovely weekend with Todd, xoxoxo gloria
Brenda Im happy you return, I think you jhave a similar recipe in your book you win the last year for my giveaway, look when have time. Thanks by coming, gloria
Gracias Marga, efectivamente reemplazan el pan, si haces sopaipillas para el tè no se come pan, se comen las sopaipillas que son muy buenas, un abrazo, gloria
Yes Happy Cook this is one of opur favorites here, huggs
5 star foodie, thanks by coming and have a nice week end, xx
Mary you are welcome, I really whish you a Happy Birthday with a lot of love, have a nice day, blessings gloria
Gera, really curious, because you live in Uruguay but always I think the sopaipillas are typical from here. Are really nice. Thanks by coming have a lovely weekend, gloria
ReplyDeletehe,he Thanks Buffalo, you know, all is making at home is better and tatsy! have a nice weekend, gloria
Sopaipillas....aaaaa.........imperdibles en dia de lluvia. Aca cuando llueve es dia de sopaipillas, churros o berlines.....tus sopaipillas tienen un color precioso...y el pebre? ya me dio hambre....Abrazos, Marcela
ReplyDeleteDelicioso! My gosh it all looks great! Good way to spend a rainy day!
ReplyDeleteDelicious.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great weekend ♥
que ricas esas tortitas de calabaza
ReplyDeleteme encantan
un beso
Gloria, tengo para ti un regalito en mi blog, puedes pasar a retirarlo,
ReplyDeleteUn beso
Gloria, they looks so delicious and interesting with pumpkin! I would eat the pebre all in one bite...yum!
ReplyDeleteyou can't go wrong with fried dough! these look great, gloria!
ReplyDeleteCe n'est pas facile à comprendre mais c'est beau et ça semble très appétissant.
ReplyDeleteI've some awards for you.
See soon.
No conocia las sopaipillas, tienen una pinta buenisima!. El otro dia hice el budin de berenjenas con queso ¡que exito! está riquisimo besos.
ReplyDelete¡Hola Glori!.
ReplyDeleteSólo por el nombre, tan exótico, ya apetece ponerse a comer y no parar.
¡Que pinta más buena!.
Ahora mkismo cojo un avión y me voy para Chile a comer un buen plato.
Pochoncicos.
Gracias Marcela a los niños les encantan, el pebre estaba muy bueno confieso que casi me lo comi yo solita, los niños las comen solas, un abrazo, gloria
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam, this is the idea, try them in a raining day, are really good, , gloria
Thanks Ana have a nice weekend Too!! gloria
Gracias Isa, cariños, gloria
Gracias Annie que buena eres, te iré a ver, cariños, gloria
Yes Tonya I think I made it, I almost eat all pebre alone!! I confess....gloria
Thanks a lot Grace, xx gloria
Thanks a lot Nadji I will see you soon, besoos, gloria
Gracias Rosana, que bueno que hiciste el budín de berenjena es muy bueno, xx gloria
Gracias Wivith, ven cuando quieras te espero, muchos cariños, besoos gloria
I've had these and they are so yummy! Your recipe looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love your music! ;)
I have never had sopaipillas but both the sweet and savoury versions sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful speciality! Really interesting and appetizing!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Thanks Kim, this is a tasty reipe, I love the music too! thanks gloria
ReplyDeleteKevin I think you will enjoy this recipe, thnaks by coming, xx gloria
Thanks a lot Rosa, you know is something special from country, huggs, gloria
Divine, Gloria! I wish you were cooking for me tonight...I am loving this recipe! I;ve had them only once and I'm sure they weren't as good as yours are.
ReplyDeleteTanta cosa rica Gloria, se ven fantasticas.
ReplyDeletePronto haré, compramos una parrilla a gas con un quemador, así pretendo empezar a freir afuera, porque me carga dejar la casa pasada.
They look so good. I wish I had some right now with that beautiful salsa you made.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to stop by and let you know I am thinking of you. I hope that all is going well for you and your family.
Hugs, Lura
chez toi il y a beaucoup de plat que je ne connaissais pas et que je prends un plaisir à les découvrir
ReplyDeletemerci pour ce beaux partage
bonne soirée
I love those treat. I am sure they go perfectly with the sauce.
ReplyDeleteSopaipillas, me comí unas cuantas en Chile y eso que no llovía, pero cuando cae el invierno dan ganas, es cierto.
ReplyDeleteExquisito el pebre, aquí lo hago siempre.
Un beso.
Thanks Barbar I will be really happy to cook you some day.
ReplyDeleteThe kids love these.thanks by coming, gloria
Pilar, es lo mismo que me pasa a mí por eso frio muy de vez en cuando, no me gusta como queda todo pasado, estoy de acuerdo. Bueno descubrí una receta en que s epueden hacer al horno, ya te contaré como me resultan. besoos
(Me encanta cocinar en parrilla)
Hola Sophie I think you speak spanish fantastic ! for me you have a 100% congrats.Thanks by coming, gloria
Thanks my dear always appreciate when you come my blog I will visit soon. Lura thanks, and hoping all of you are OK, besoos gloria
Thanks Fimere I think you really enjoy this recipe, huggs, gloria
Thanks Tobías is true, they are a great combo and yummy! gloria
Gracias Kako, como has estado?? si el pebre me encanta pero con sopaipillas es realmente bueno, te mando un abrazo fuerte y besoos, gloria
I LOVE sopapillas! Up here, ours are fat and fluffy and you eat them with honey!
ReplyDeleteI like that this can be used both as a savoury and sweet snack.
ReplyDeleteHuyyyyyyyyyy me dio hambre tanta cosa rica que he visto aca, hermoso blog te felicito, y lei por ahi que eras chilena por ello he enviado a tu correo una invitacion para que participes con nosotros en un blog creado por y para chilenas,espero aceptes me encantaria tenerte por ahi,te dejo el link http://xmadeinchilex.blogspot.com/, besitosss y feliz dia
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Blonde, xx gloria
ReplyDeleteThanks Cynthia are typical from our country, xx gloria
Gracias Sholy, gracias por venir, te iré a ver pornto, besoos gloria
Thank you - I have a friend from Chile who is coming over for dinner tonight and he will love them! me too!
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