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Fried Suckling Pig with Seasoned Dough Balls

25 minPrep 🍳 20 min Cooking 🔥 Average
Fried Suckling Pig with Seasoned Dough Balls

Nutritional Profile (Per serving)

650 kcal
Calories
35g
Carb.
45g
Protes.
35g
Fats
Main course Traditional

Read it in 3 min

This is the ultimate recipe for pork lovers. Fried suckling pig is a classic of Creole food, but the real secret is to accompany it with P.A.N Flour dough balls. full of Venezuelan sofrito flavor.

Portions to prepare

* Ingredient quantities will be adjusted approximately
4

🌽 Ingredients

🛠 Necessary Equipment

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Processor or Blender
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Deep frying pan

Preparation Steps

1

Marinate the Suckling Pig

In a bowl, mix the pork with the garlic, grated onion, lemon juice, vinegar, herbs, salt and pepper. Let it rest, covered, for 30 minutes in the refrigerator.

2

Prepare the Green Dressing

In a blender or processor, process the sweet pepper, cilantro, onion, oil and water until you obtain a homogeneous paste (sofrito). Reserve.

3

Ball Dough

Mix the P.A.N. White Flour, baking powder and salt. In a separate container, pour the milk and add the liquefied sauce to the dough little by little. Knead until you obtain a smooth texture.

4

Fry the balls

Form small balls with the dough. In a frying pan, heat oil and fry the balls all over the surface until golden brown. Reserve.

5

Cook the Suckling Pig and Unite

In a thick-bottomed pot, heat oil and fry the pork pieces until golden and well cooked on the inside. Add the fried balls to the pot and cook everything together for 5 minutes so that they are soaked in the pork juices. Serve hot.

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🌟 Expert Tip P.A.N.

The dough balls act like little sponges. Make sure not to dry the pork too much when frying so that there are juices on the bottom of the pan that the balls can absorb.

Frequently Asked Questions about this recipe

Can I make the balls baked instead of fried?

Yes, baking them will reduce the fat, although the texture will be a little firmer and they will not absorb the pork juices as strongly.

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