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When I see "SOPA-PIPA" I keep thinking of sopapillas (Original Post)
Bucky
Jan 2012
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provis99
(13,062 posts)1. I don't know what they are, but I want one.
pokerfan
(27,677 posts)3. Wikipedia is back!
(Actually, I used it all day. All you had to do was disable the javascript.)
Anyway...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sopaipilla.jpg
Mmmmm.... fried pastry.
Tx4obama
(36,974 posts)4. They are delicious :)
You can find sopapillas in the Mexican food restaurants here in Texas.
They're similar to New Orleans Café du Monde beignets BUT different.
Sopapillas are hollow inside whereas beignets are bready in the center.
Sopapillas are usually sprinkled with regular sugar and beignets with powered (confectioners) sugar.
Yum!
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pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)6. You're making my mouth water
I haven't had sopaipillas in years. Used to have them on visits to Albuquerque, where I also found a mix to make them at home. Nowadays, I'm sure the mix can be ordered online. Yum!
Behind the Aegis
(53,956 posts)7. LOL! So do I!
I would love to find a good recipie for these.
newfie11
(8,159 posts)8. HA HA ME TOO!!
Their good with honey in them but the tortilla factory in Albuquerque made the BEST stuffed ones back in the 60's. Don't know if they are still there but the memory is. YUMMY!!