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Product Description
From Argentina
Empanada Disc Small Copetin Hojaldre by Signo de Oro can be used to make a Spanish or Latin American pastry turnover that can be filled with many types of savory ingredients, and can be baked or even fried. Some types of empanadas that can be made with Empanada Disc Small Copetin Hojaldre by Signo de Oro are chicken, beef, and swiss chard.
Instructions: Remove from the refrigerator one or two hours before using it so that the dough obtains optimum elasticity. Place filling in the center of Empanada Dough, fold by the middle, press the edge firmly with a fork, wash with egg (optional), bake on medium oven rack 10-12 minutes.
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Producer Spotlight
The beginnings of the Signo de Oro brand date back to the early 1940s, when Italian immigrant Sperandido Signo de Oro arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina and worked in the Tuñín de la Boca to learn all about pastries. He soon began manufacturing artisanal tapas for empanadas, pascualinas, and cakes. In 1955 he was joined by his daughter’s husband Don Carlos Giganti, teaching him everything he knew and working together with him to master the art of tapas and empanadas together. After Don Sperandio died in 1979, Don Carlos, assisted by his wife and children, founded H Berolini SRL with the pillars of knowledge, perseverance, honesty, and quality he had learned from working with his father-in-law.
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The beginnings of the Signo de Oro brand date back to the early 1940s, when Italian immigrant Sperandido Signo de Oro arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina and worked in the Tuñín de la Boca to learn all about pastries. He soon began manufacturing artisanal tapas for empanadas, pascualinas, and cakes. In 1955 he was joined by his daughter’s husband Don Carlos Giganti, teaching him everything he knew and working together with him to master the art of tapas and empanadas together. After Don Sperandio died in 1979, Don Carlos, assisted by his wife and children, founded H Berolini SRL with the pillars of knowledge, perseverance, honesty, and quality he had learned from working with his father-in-law.
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