Ah, Sopa de Capirotadas! That’s a less not unusual variation
of the conventional Mexican capirotada (a candy bread pudding commonly eaten at
some point of Lent) converted right into a savory soup with cheese dumplings.
It’s hearty, comforting, and wealthy, combining elements of broth, greens,
spices, and tacky dumplings.
Here’s a recipe idea
for it:
Ingredients
For the Broth:
6 cups chook or vegetable broth
1 medium onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1-2 tomatoes, chopped
1-2 dried chili peppers (elective, for mild heat)1 bay leaf
Salt and pepper, to taste
For the Cheese
Dumplings (Capirotadas):
1 cup masa harina (or all-purpose flour)
½ cup crumbled queso fresco or panela cheese
1 egg
2-3 tbsp milk (alter for consistency)
2 tbsp chopped sparkling cilantro
Pinch of salt
Optional Add-ins:
Corn kernels, cooked beans, or diced veggies (zucchini,
carrots, or spinach)
Fried tortilla strips for garnish
Instructions
1. Make the Broth:
In a massive pot, sauté onion and garlic until fragrant.
Add chopped tomatoes and dried chilies; prepare dinner
3-four mins.
Simmer 15-20 minutes for flavors to meld.
In a bowl, blend masa harina, crumbled cheese, egg, milk,
cilantro, and a pinch of salt till a smooth dough forms.
Form small balls (approximately 1-inch diameter).
3. Cook the Dumplings
inside the Broth:
Carefully drop dumplings into simmering broth.
Cover and prepare dinner 10-12 minutes, until dumplings are
corporation and cooked thru.
4. Serve:
Ladle soup into bowls, ensuring every has numerous
dumplings.
Garnish with fresh cilantro, fried tortilla strips, or a
drizzle of crema.
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Tips:
You can upload a touch of cumin or smoked paprika to the
broth for a deeper taste.
For a vegetarian version, simply use vegetable broth.
If you need, I also can make a slightly sweet, actual
“Lenten-fashion” Sopa de Capirotadas model that’s toward the traditional bread
pudding taste but in a soup shape—sort of a candy-savory fusion.
Do you want me to do that.
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