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Perfect beef borekas - voila! food

2024-01-15T15:38:11.499Z

Highlights: Perfect beef borekas - voila! food. We love this recipe because there's nothing like making borekas ourselves at home (the dough is frozen and thawed, we haven't gone crazy) The dish is great as a starter for the Shabbat table, but also one that is served to a table in the living room when hosting friends for a soccer game, picnic or balcony dinner with a glass of beer in hand. For more recipes:Sloppy Joe in a puff pastry filled with meat, eggplant and pine nuts.


We love this recipe because there's nothing like making borekas ourselves at home (the dough is frozen and thawed, we haven't gone crazy) and when it's whole beef borekas all good, the celebration begins


Came good with beer. Burekas filled with lamb and chard/Dror Einav

What do we like about this recipe? It contains few ingredients that are easy to obtain, and this dish is great as a starter for the Shabbat table, but also one that is served to a table in the living room when hosting friends for a soccer game, picnic or balcony dinner with a glass of beer in hand.

For more recipes:Sloppy Joe in a puff
pastry filled with meat, eggplant and pine nuts
For investors:
make borekas home made immediately including the dough

Burekas filled with lamb and chard that fills the house with baking scents / Dror Einav

Groceries:

  • 1 pack of thawed pilas dough 4-6 hours in the refrigerator
  • A bundle of chard leaves cut even without the stem
  • Half a lemon
  • 1 finely cut white onion
  • Half a kilo of minced lamb (ask the butcher for a back shank)
  • 1/2 tsp. bharat
  • A little cumin
  • Salt and pepper
  • 1 egg
  • A little black seed

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How to prepare:

1. Boil water in a saucepan, add in the chard leaves and half the lemon and bring to a boil. Cook the leaves on medium flame for another 5 minutes and drain.

2. Heat a pan with a little oil and fry the onion until it becomes transparent. Add the lamb meat and stir for another 3 minutes (note that the meat crumbles during burning and does not turn into small lumps).

3. Add the chard leaves to the meat and season with bharat, cumin, salt and pepper. Mix, taste, fix seasoning and refrigerate at least half an hour before filling.

4. Preheat oven to 190 degrees Celsius.

5. Open the dough on a work surface, arrange the meat and chard mixture that has cooled in the meantime and fold over the filling the thickness of a sausage. Can be cut into rectangles of 10 cm or slightly longer, and folded into a slug shape.

6. Place the pastries on a baking sheet lined with baking paper, brush with a beaten egg, sprinkle with black seed and place for 20 minutes in the hot oven or until browned.

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Source: walla

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