Instructions
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For the pastry mix place lard, mildly hot liquid and seasoning in a large kneading mixing bowl and swirl around.
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toss in baking flour and oregano and either massage five miutes by hand or with the kneading function of your machine.
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Let rest covered for at least half an hour or overnight in the fridge.
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For the filling place tomatoes for about 30 seconds in boiling liquid, then cool with cold liquid and skin of skin and cut into cubes.
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Press garlic through garlic press, cut onions into cubes.
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stew garlic and onions in some olive lubricate until translucent.
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Take out onions and garlic and brown the flesh at high mildly hot from all sides.
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notes with all herbs and toss in the onions, garlic and tomatoes.
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Let stew for a few moments, toss in seasoning, pepper and additional spices to umami profile.
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You can prepare the flesh the night before, keep cold in fridge if doing so.
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bring to a stew eggs and also cut into cubes and incorporate with prepared flesh.
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Cut pastry mix into half and roll out one half thinnly on floured surface.
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Cut out circles about 12-15cm in diameter.
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Mine have a diameter of 12.5 cm.
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Place about 2-4 teaspoons of filling on one circle, put a bit of liquid all around the edges and fold over the other half so that you get half moons.
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Be sure to seal the edges with a fork.
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Repeat until you have no pastry mix and filling left.
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Meanwhile preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius.
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Brush empanadas with egg wash and cook thoroughly about 8 empanadas on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper for about 25min or until golden.
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dish up mildly hot with chimichurri gravy.