Drain the stuffing well : Wet stuffing can make the brick pastry soggy. Make sure to cook and dry the vegetables thoroughly in the pan.
Customizable spices : Adjust the spices to your tastes – add ginger, ras el hanout or even curry.
Freezing : Briouates freeze very well, raw or pre-cooked. Practical for a last-minute aperitif!
Homemade sheets : if you have the time, make your own brick sheets for an even more authentic texture.
Cigar assembly : you can also roll them into cigar shapes to vary the presentation.
Serving suggestions
Crispy briouates stuffed with vegetables are ideal served with:
A Moroccan salad made with tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and lemon vinaigrette.
A yogurt and mint sauce for dipping.
A piping hot mint tea, for a 100% Moroccan touch.
An assortment of meat, cheese or tuna briouates for a varied aperitif platter.
Approximate nutritional information (per average briouate):
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Calories: 90 kcal (oven) / 130 kcal (frying)
Carbohydrates: 9 g
Lipids: 4 to 8 g
Protein: 2 g
Fiber: 1.5 g
Why adopt this recipe for crispy briouates stuffed with vegetables?
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