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6 to 8
servingsEasy
30 min
By Mark Bittman
Published 2005
You can use leftover pork (or any meat, really), for these canapés, because its flavor is not the most important thing here. What is important are the piquillos and the manchego. Without these the dish has no authenticity.
That said, this is a great basic recipe combining meat, cheese, and pepper, and you can substitute for any of them—I especially like this with a bit of chorizo and a strong blue cheese.
If you start with raw pork tenderloin, cut it into 4 slices and brown
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