Catalinas Venezolanas (ESP - EN) Venezuelan "Catalinas"

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    edwing357

    Published on Dec 22, 2020
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    Que bueno volver a saludarles queridos HIVERS!!!

    How nice to greet you again, dear HIVERS!

    Hoy les traigo una extraordinaria receta de nuestra tierra, merienda ideal para acompañar estas tardes navideñas.

    Today I bring you an extraordinary recipe from our land, an ideal snack to accompany these Christmas afternoons.

    En el video pueden observar el paso a paso.

    In the video you can see the step by step.

    Acá la receta para quienes nos leen en inglés.

    Here is the recipe for those who read us in English.

    Ingredientes:
    Almíbar
    600 gramos de papelón (azúcar morena, melado de caña, "piloncillo")
    2 tazas de agua
    Masa
    1 cucharada de pimienta dulce "guayabita"
    10 clavos de olor
    100 gramos de mantequilla
    3 huevos
    2 cucharaditas de bicarbonato
    1 kilo de harina todo uso

    Ingredients:
    Syrup
    600 grams of baking paper (brown sugar, cane syrup, "piloncillo")
    2 cups of water
    Mass
    1 tablespoon of sweet pepper "guayabita".
    10 cloves
    100 grams of butter
    3 eggs
    2 teaspoons baking soda
    1 kilo of all-purpose flour

    Preparación:
    Derretir el papelón (azúcar morena, melado de caña, "piloncillo") en las 2 tazas de agua, con la pimienta dulce y los clavos de olor. Reservar
    En un bowl colocar, la harina, la mantequilla, el bicarbonato de sodio y los huevos.
    Mezclar los ingredientes anteriores, añadir lentamente el almíbar y amasar hasta obtener una masa suave.
    Dividir la masa en 2 o 4 partes, aplanar con rodillo a 1,5 cms de espesor y usando un cortador de galletas circular de 8 cms aproximadamente, formar las "Catalinas.
    Poner las catalinas en una bandeja para horno, previamente engrasada.
    Pregalentar el horno a unos 180 a 200°C según el horno.
    Hornear por 15 minutos o hasta que estén oscurezcan un poco.

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    Preparation:
    Melt the papelón (brown sugar, cane melt, "piloncillo") in the 2 cups of water, with the sweet pepper and the cloves. Reserve
    In a bowl place the flour, butter, baking soda and eggs.
    Mix the previous ingredients, slowly add the syrup and knead until you get a soft dough.
    Divide the dough in 2 or 4 parts, flatten with a roller at 1.5 cms of thickness and using a circular cookie cutter of approximately 8 cms, form the "Catalinas.
    Put the Catalinas on a previously greased baking tray.
    Preheat the oven to about 180 to 200°C depending on the oven.
    Bake for 15 minutes or until they are slightly dark.

    Y bien amigos eso es todo! los invito a probar esta deliciosa receta.

    And well friends that's all! I invite you to try this delicious recipe.

    La ejecución de esta receta es gracias a las virtuosas manos de mi madre Flora Vielma 😁

    The execution of this recipe is thanks to the virtuous hands of my mother Flora Vielma 😁

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    I can be tagged in my social network!

    English is not my mother lenguage, I have used the help of the translator Deepl.com to facilitate the reading of this content to our English-speaking friends.
    Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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