Pulled Pork Empanadas with Apple Chimichurri

Recipe courtesy Mike and Janet Johnson

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  • on January 15, 2011

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    I only used the empanada crust part of the recipe but it was delicious! Make sure to use fine cornmeal because I used normal cornmeal and it was slightly gritty. I stuffed the crust with a sweet potato black bean mixture instead of meat (vegetarians. We topped it with bbq salsa...Neely style! Defiantly try making your own empanadas. They weren't very time consuming--it probably took 30 minutes to make.

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  • on August 28, 2010

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    I have never made this recipe but it looks really good... is the recipe still good without the chimichurry?

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  • on August 25, 2010

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    You didn't say how to cook the pork

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  • on August 02, 2009

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    It took me hours - rolling out dough with corn in it is an intermediate technique at least! I ran out of time so I didn't make the chimichuri topping.

    Best thing about the recipe is the excellent BBQ filling - I wouldn't change a thing. Totally delicious, the garam masala is a spice I use often and it is great in this dish, as is the oj and lemon. And honey.

    The dough is tasty but I will not make it again. It was very dificult for me to work with and kept falling apart. I will exoeriment by using corn tortillas instead.

    I rate this dish Advanced. If you are working by yourselfm allow yourself 2-3 hours if you are making the topping too. Don't turn on the oven until you have filled at least 3/4 of the empanadas.

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