Maltese Pastizzi
Pastizzi are a traditional snack in Malta and can be bought everywhere. They come filled with peas or ricotta. I fell in love with pastizzi in Malta and believe they should also be enjoyed in Denmark! They are super easy and quick to make and get a delicious crust from the crispy phyllo dough. Original pastizzi have an elongated shape, but I have chosen to make them as squares here.
Posted on 5/1/2023
Servings
12
Total time
20 minutes
Servings
12
Total time
20 minutes
Ingredients
Instructions
Whisk ricotta with egg, salt, and pepper and set aside
Separate the 6 sheets of phyllo dough
Brush one sheet with butter, place the next sheet of phyllo dough on top and brush with butter, and continue with the remaining sheets. The top sheet should not be brushed
Cut the phyllo dough into 12 squares
Distribute a tablespoon of ricotta filling in each square, and fold the phyllo dough over to enclose the filling
Bake the pastizzi at 220°C conventional oven for 10 minutes, or until they are beautifully golden
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