Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe !

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Easy
45 min

Sweet and full of flavors, Briouats are everything you love about oriental pastry ! Crunchy, covered with honey, they are easier to bake than you think, and make you travel all the way to Morocco !

Ingredients

15

Preparation

Preparation30 min
Cook time15 min
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 1For the almond stuffing :
    In a bowl, mix together powdered almonds, sugar and cinnamon.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 2Add the melted butter and the orange flower water, and mix with your hands so you will get a dough that will hold enough to make tiny balls.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 3Cut strips into filo pastry (4 strips per sheet).
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 4Form a tiny ball of almond dough.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 5Put it a one edge of a filo pastry strip, and fold in a triangle, like samosas. Use beaten egg to stick the pastry at the end.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 6Cook briouats in hot cooking oil, until they get brown.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 7Dip each briouat into hot honey, leave a few seconds, then drain it.
  • Briouats, little moroccan treats - video recipe ! - Preparation step 8There you are, you briouats are ready ! And they are even better with some sweet green tea with mint !

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What are Briouats and how are they traditionally served?

Briouats are sweet Moroccan pastries filled with almond stuffing, often served warm and drizzled with honey. They are typically enjoyed with sweet green tea, especially with mint.
Yes, you can prepare the Briouats ahead of time and freeze them before frying. Just ensure they are well-wrapped to prevent freezer burn, and fry them directly from frozen when you're ready to enjoy.
If you don't have orange flower water, you can substitute it with rose water or simply omit it for a more neutral flavor. However, the unique floral notes will be missed.
To achieve crispy Briouats, make sure the oil is hot enough before frying, and avoid overcrowding the pan. Fry them in batches for even cooking and a perfect crunch.
You can experiment with different fillings such as pistachios, walnuts, or even chocolate. Adding spices like cardamom or nutmeg can also enhance the flavor profile of your Briouats.
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