Paraguayan Empanada de Carne
This Paraguayan empanada de carne recipe bakes golden half-moon pastries of tender lard pastry around a filling of slow-braised shredded beef chuck, onion, green pepper, hard-boiled egg and green olives, sealed with the rope crimp called the repulgue. Unlike the ground-beef empanadas of neighbouring Argentina, the Paraguayan filling is beef cooked until it shreds, and the pastry is made with hot milk and lard. One serving is about 272 g, two empanadas, and carries 827 calories.
Comfort & Warmth
Golden baked empanadas filled with shredded beef, hard-boiled egg and green olives in a tender lard pastry.
A squeeze of lemon and a simple tomato and onion salad.