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Golden triangles of warqa wrapped around spiced kefta, onion, herbs, and egg, made for Ramadan ftour and every table that needs one more warm plate.
At ftour, these are the little triangles that vanish before the harira bowl is empty. Briouates à la kefta are festive without being grand, a plate passed from hand to hand, crisp at the edges, warm with cumin, paprika, parsley, and coriander. You make more than you think you need. Someone will reach again.
The whole dish turns on dryness and sealing. Cook the kefta until the onion has given up its water and the pan looks almost dry, then let the filling cool before it touches the warqa. Hot, wet filling makes the pastry soften and the seams open in the oil. That's when the good work leaks away.
Fold patiently. Tuck each corner tight, seal the last flap with flour paste or egg, and fry until the pastry turns deep gold and crisp under the teeth. This is la cuisine du lien, the cooking of connection: a platter in the center, mint tea nearby, and one chair still waiting.
Quantity
500g
not too lean
Quantity
1 medium
finely grated and squeezed lightly
Quantity
2 tbsp
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| ground beef or lambnot too lean | 500g |
| onionfinely grated and squeezed lightly | 1 medium |
| olive oil | 2 tbsp |
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