Empada or empadinha is a type of savory dish that is popular in Portugal and Brazil. It usually consists of a box of flour dough with a filling.
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Empada Brazilian Food | Empada or empadinha is a type of savory dish that is popular in Portugal and Brazil. It usually consists of a box of flour dough with a filling, often with a lid of the same dough, and baked in the oven. The savory is made from the rotten dough (dough made from wheat flour with fat for baking), with various fillings: beef, jerky, chicken, curd (catupiry), shrimp, lontar liver, and others. The etymology of the word empada is a simplification of the word empanada (also used in Spanish), which comes from the Latin panis which means bread. Its closest meaning is the delicacy of pasta with meat filling (usually), with a lid (cover) from the pasta itself. In the United States you can find chicken pies, called "chicken pies", and in the UK you can find chicken and mushroom pies; it's the famous Melton Mowbray Pie, stuffed with minced pork and collagen. Ingredients Spaghetti Skin: 4 cups (tea) wheat flour 1 egg 1 egg yolk 4 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup (…
