We started the month of November celebrating All Saints' Day and with a little hangover on Halloween night. Shall we get in tune with a homemade dessert? Extremadura repápalos, typical of the Jerte Valley, are a kind of bread fritters soaked in milk. Its flavor is very similar to that of those grandmother's desserts flavored with lemon, cinnamon and anise.
Do you fancy a dessert? Try these Repápalos in milk
Ángela
Kitchen: cuisine
Recipe type: dessert
Total time:
Ingredients
1 l. whole milk (fresh if possible)
4 eggs
200-300 gr. breadcrumbs
1 cinnamon stick
the rind of 1 lemon
olive oil for frying
250 gr. sugar
1 glass of anise (replaceable by seeds of anise or Matalahúva)
Preparation
Mix the breadcrumbs, with the eggs, incorporated one by one, and the glass of anise. Once we have everything well mixed, we fry it in abundant oil in the form of fritters.
In a saucepan, boil the milk, with the cinnamon, the sugar, and the lemon rind. When it boils for a few minutes, add the bread balls and let them boil for about 5 minutes.
These Extremadura buns are to suck your fingers, an Extremadura who has made them and eaten them many beces tells you, try them and you will not regret
Umm, they look delicious, it sure is one of those desserts that with only the aroma brings back very good memories. Thanks
These Extremadura buns are to suck your fingers, an Extremadura who has made them and eaten them many beces tells you, try them and you will not regret