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Sopapilla
Sopapillas are a type of fried pastry prominent in New Mexican and Latin American cuisines. In New Mexican cuisine, they consist of leavened wheat dough that is deep-fried until puffed, creating a hollow center. They are commonly served as a side dish to savory meals or as a dessert, frequently drizzled with honey. Variations in South America may use squash or pumpkin dough instead of wheat flour.
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Castella
Castella, or kasutera, is a Japanese sponge cake derived from cakes introduced by Portuguese traders to Nagasaki in the 16th century. It is traditionally made from flour, eggs, sugar, and a sweet syrup such as honey or mizuame, without relying on butter for its characteristic structure. Castella is baked into rectangular loaves with a browned top and a fine, moist, springy crumb, then sliced for s...
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