Moroccan Crispy Briwat with Goat Cheese Recipe Video

How to make mouth watering briwat filled with goat cheese. You can either dip them in honey for an amazing sweet-salty taste, or add parsley and chili pepper to the filling for a spicy taste.

Summary

Preparation Time45 MinCooking Time10 Min
Ready In55 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Servings4CuisineMoroccan
CourseAppetizerTasteSavour
SpecialityWine PairingVegetarianVegetarian
Main IngredientCheeseInterest GroupExotic

Ingredients

 
Ingredients:
 
Spring roll pastry (or Pastilla pastry if you can find it)
 
9 Oz of creamy goat cheese
 
1 egg yolk
 
1/4 teaspoon of pepper
 
Oil for frying
 
Ingredients for spicy Briwat:
 
Hot chili pepper to taste
 
1/4 cup of chopped parsley
 
Ingredients for sweet Briwat:
 
Honey

Directions

Steps:
Steps for making the filling:
1- Mix the goat cheese with the egg yolk and the pepper
2- For spicy Briwat: if you are making spicy Briwat add the parsley and the hot chili pepper to the goat cheese mixture.

Steps for rolling the Briwat:
3- Put the equivalent of a tablespoon of goat mixture in the Spring roll pastry and roll the Briwat as shown in the video.

Final steps:
4- Fry the Briwat in very hot oil.
5- The spicy Briwat are served immediately. The sweet Briwat are dipped in honey before serving.

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Editors Review

Are you looking for a simple and delicious appetizer for you party or get-together. Here is an amazing Moroccan briwat with goat cheese. This is crispy, mouth watering appetizer filled with a creamy goat cheese filling. Smear the briwat with honey for an amazing sweet and savory flavor, or simply make with a spicy filling and enjoy!

Comments

veg foodie says :

The scenery and the farm was beautiful too.. thanks for sharing..!! it was georgeous :)
Posted on: 18 August 2009 - 4:23am

veg foodie says :

wow...nothing better than a veg appetizer but about that egg, ...can I use a substitute?? its just a yolk so i guess it is there for binding purpose..am I right?
Posted on: 18 August 2009 - 4:21am

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