Here's another snacky number that packs a punch of flavour. Though using pork lard in the pastry might turn some people off makes for a fabulous crust. But if you're squeamish go the butter route instead. Serves 4.
Panades
METHOD:
- Cooking the peas in a pan with water for about twenty minutes.
- In the meantime, seasoning the meat with salt, pepper and olive oil.
- Adding the salami and mix everything.
- When the peas are cooked, draining and seasoning with the paprika, setting them aside and preparing the pie.
- Kneading the flour with the pork lard or the butter, the oil, the water and the egg yolk until you get a soft dough that won’t stick to your hands.
- At this point using the baking paper and forming discs the size of a CD, on which the individual panades will be placed, and also preparing the pan for the oven.
- Once you have prepared ten discs, separating a piece of dough about the size of a ball, approximately 50 gr and then another piece smaller than about 20 gr.
- With your hands, creating the pie as a kind of bowl using the larger ball, with high edges, and placing it on the paper disc.
- Fill it with a little peas and a little meat up to the upper edges.
- Then preparing a disk with the smallest ball to cover the pie.