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sopaipilla
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so·pai·pil·la  (sp-py) or so·pa·pil·la (-p-)
n.
A crisp, puffy, deep-fried pastry often served with honey or syrup.

[American Spanish, diminutive of Spanish sopaipa, fried dough sweetened with honey, from earlier xopaipa, from Mozarabic xupaipa, diminutive of úppa, súppa, bread soaked in oil, from Old Spanish sopa, food soaked in liquid, of Germanic origin; see seu-2 in Indo-European roots.]


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The restaurant offers customers choices of traditional dinner dishes, fajitas made according to the restaurant's "own special recipe" (although Baez dropped a subtle hint to try the restaurant's shrimp dishes) and familiar cultural desserts such as flan and sopapillas.
DESSERTS DON PABLO'S SOPAPILLAS Calories: 1,400 Sat fat: 18 grams Sodium: 1,490 mg Deep-fried, pillow-shaped pastries sprinkled with powdered sugar plus brandy butter sauce make dessert equal to a platter of Don Pablo's Steak-and-Chicken Combo Fajitas.
At the time, and perhaps even today, one couldn’t find sopapillas in California, at least in any of the dozens of Mexican restaurants I have frequented.
 
 
 
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