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Default Hojalda, Merida style

Rick Bayless is torturing me! If you are Facebook, just take a look at what
he posted and how good it looks!

https://www.facebook.com/chefrickbay...type=3&theater

And this is the caption: Whoa! All it took was 1 bite of David Sterling's
sweet&salty double ham & cheese flaky pastry hojaldra, Merida style, and ...
pure bliss ...

But no recipe, Rick. This is wrong. Maybe he will post it later. I did a
search and came up empty. I see hojaldre which is a Panamanian fried dough.
And I see this:

http://eatyourworld.com/destinations...o_eat/hojaldra

The description sounds similar to what he pictured but no recipe.

Anybody got a recipe? Thanks!

 
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