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[Frida Kosofsky]

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1. Heat grill to medium (about 375). Put the snapper in a wide bowl and coat it in about 1 tbsp. olive oil. Squeeze a little orange juice on top, then season to taste with salt and a little chile.

2. Lay the hoja santa leaves flat. Cut and stack each fish fillet as needed to fit at the base of a leaf, leaving enough leaf open to enclose the fish. Fold the sides of the leaves over the fish, then roll to enclose. Secure ends of leaves with toothpicks. Brush outsides with more oil.

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Wrapping fish in the hoja santa is a prevalant and growing practice because the aromatic leaves lend a unique and delicious flavor, with notes of anise, nutmeg, and also root beer.Hoja Santa has the same oils as the Native American tree, Sassafras, which is where we get the root beer flavor. The leaves are large, growing to 10 inches in diameter. I suggest you plant one in your garden.

1. Preheat oven to 350 ̊F.

2. Wash and dry the red snapper filets. Rub or brush the filets with tequila and sprinkle both sides with salt

3. Remove two hojas santas from the warm water and shake off excess water. In a 10-inch or 12-inch baking dish,

lay the hojas santas on top of each other, bright green side down. Place one of the fish filets on the hoja santa and layer the top with half of the onion, lime slices and jalapeño chile. Fold the edges of the top hoja santa over the filet and flip it upside down, so that the seams face down on top of the second hoja santa. Then fold the edges of the second hoja santa to make a snug little packet. Flip it again so that the seams face down in the baking dish. Repeat this with the second filet. Cover the baking dish tightly so that steam does not esc

I know it's a roundabout way of explaining it, but it gets the message across. Maybe. The important thing to know is that these creamy, flavorful, rich, meat-filled pockets are an essential part of many of our celebrations.

Pasteles en hoja are like tamales, popular in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. Instead of a corn "masa", a plantain (or unripe banana) and root vegetables (viveres) batter is used as the base. They can be stuffed with beef (the most common stuffing), chicken, or whatever strikes your fancy. They are wrapped in a green banana or plantain leaf, then boiled.

The name pasteles de masa seems to be the most common way to find Puerto Rican pasteles recipes in Spanish. They are very similar to Dominican pasteles en hoja. Having once tried Puerto Rican pasteles, I can honestly say that I could have closed my eyes and imagined I was in Santo Domingo; they were that close.

Curiously, when I checked the oldest Dominican cookbook I have (published in the 1930s), there were two versions of this dish, one the author called "Pasteles Puertoriqueos". The other was very similar to this recipe of pasteles en hoja dominicanos, but with the addition of yuca (we don't currently do so), so by then, Dominicans were aware of the two versions of this dish, I believe.

In all the years I've been writing about our cuisine, I've encountered countless ways of making pasteles (before I started writing about Dominican food, I just cared about eating them, not how they were made).

Some people use unripe bananas instead of plantains, some reject using auyama as blasphemous, and anything in between. There is no one right way to make pasteles, and that's a great thing. We all like different things.

The main objective in my writing this recipe is that I want pasteles that are creamy and soft. Many pasteles turn out so hard it's like eating a boiled green plantain. Not this one. Don't be afraid when the batter seems a bit too runny; this is important. It's what will result in the kind of soft, juicy pasteles most people prefer.

It is a perennial herbaceous plant with heart-shaped velvety leaves.The leaves can reach up to 30 centimeters (12 in) or more in size. The complex flavor is not so easily described; it has been compared to eucalyptus,[6][7] licorice,[2][8] sassafras,[3][9] anise,[4][10] nutmeg,[4] mint,[11][12] tarragon,[6] and black pepper.[4] The flavor is stronger in the young stems and veins.

It is often used in Mexican cuisine in tamales, fish or meat wrapped in its fragrant leaves for cooking, and as an essential ingredient in mole verde, a green sauce originally from the Oaxaca region of Mexico.[3] It is also used to flavor eggs and soups like pozole.[13] In Central Mexico, it is used to flavor chocolate drinks.[4] In southeastern Mexico, a green liquor called verdn is made from hoja santa.[14]

The leaf oil of Piper auritum contains a relatively high concentration of hepatotoxic safrole, around 70%. A few of the other 40 constituents occurring in minor quantities were α-thujene, α-pinene, camphene, β-pinene, myrcene, and limonene.[16]

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Hoja santa (Piper auritum) is a herb with a heart-shaped velvety leaf. The name hoja santa means "sacred leaf" in Spanish language. It is also known as yerba santa,[2][3] hierba santa,[2] Mexican pepperleaf,[3] root beer plant,[4] and sacred pepper.[1]

The difficult taste of Hoja santa is not easy to describe. It has been compared to eucalyptus,[5][6] licorice,[4][7] sassafras,[2] anise,[3][8] nutmeg,[3] mint,[9] tarragon,[5] and black pepper.[3] The flavor is stronger in the young stems and veins.

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