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Empiñonados, a typical sweet from Difuntos

During these days, close to All Saints and Dead, traditional recipes are prepared, such as these steep, which are part of our gastronomy and that they have their own place within the calendar.

It is true that these sweets can be prepared throughout the year but we find it strange to eat panellets or donuts in summer. So now we have to dust off the family cookbook to prepare rich dishes especially sweets.

The empiñonados is an easy but laborious recipe, especially what is the batter of the balls with pinions. So arm yourselves with patience so that they are fully covered and give them a professional touch. By the way, I take this opportunity to make a general appeal. If anyone knows any trick to coat them easily, please share it with us in the comments.

These knobs are made with roasted sweet potato But if you don't have it on hand, you can substitute it for roasted or cooked potatoes. It hardly adds flavor because it is a very small amount, however it makes the texture softer.

More information - Coconut panellets

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  1.   Pains said

    If the mass of the panellets is very cold from the fridge (I leave it overnight) the balls will be more consistent and it will be easier to coat them in pine nuts.
    You put the pine nuts in a plastic bag and you put the dough balls, one by one, inside the bag and you will help yourself with some movement to coat them and also with your hands from the outside, you will not get so dirty (you will hook) so much and you will heat less the dough balls with which it will be easier to hook the pine nuts.

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Wow !! thanks Dolors… what a great idea about the bag.

      I am delighted with your recommendation!

      Kisses!!

  2.   Judith Vande said

    Stiffened ?????
    Això només te un nom i sóm panellets. In castellà: panellets !!!
    Bonissims !!!!!

  3.   Esther reyes said

    Ha ha ha poked ??? Meooooo PANELLETS senyors!

  4.   Marga Pedro said

    Panellets.

  5.   Caty Crespi said

    Pilar Muntaner Oliver here tens els panellets

  6.   Sis Yolanda said

    Panellets?

  7.   Remei Marti Gisbert said

    *Panellets*

  8.   Laia Garcia Cabrera said

    To Catalunya in diem Panellets, they are typical of the day of the castanyada (31/10)!

  9.   Sea Barranco said

    Stiffened ????? they are panellets !!!!!

  10.   Loli Cobo Ariza said

    Yes, they are very good

  11.   Chris Tineta said

    It is diuen panellets, here and in popular china

  12.   Christina Blanch said

    Hi there! How is conserve millor? I have not been

  13.   Susana Catalan Martinez said

    Pinned ?? And the almond ones Almendrados? And the quince, Quince? They are Panellets !!!!!!!

  14.   Eli Castellsages said

    Kept ??? kins collons !!

  15.   Angeles Lopez Marcos placeholder image said

    Lifelong folds

  16.   Ismael said

    EMPIñonados ???, would you like it…. Let's see if now you also want to remove the recipes from here !!!!.
    They are called PANELLETS of a lifetime.

  17.   NR said

    Love your comments.
    Indeed it is diuen PANELLETS from always, the only and original PANELLETS.
    But it is normal that ho vulguin copy… they are boníssmis !!!

  18.   John J, said

    Yes, and the tumaca bread too hehehe.
    Oil from Jaén, tomato from Almería and Iberian Ham from Huelva, which you like a mess, we are in a total globalization

  19.   Berta said

    What a shame and how disgusting! Extremist comments like some of the ones I read on a recipe blog. You have not discovered America, in other areas these sweets are made and in Catalan they are called "panellets" but not in Spanish, they have their own name, a bit of culture ... and in China I don't think they know them, really. You also make paellas in Catalonia ... is it Catalan too? . And no, we don't take anything from you. Even if it weighs you, we don't want to be like you.