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Recipe of Filled Filo dough candies

Discover how to prepare delicious caramels of filo dough filled, a crispy and elegant appetizer that will surprise your guests. This easy recipe combines the flaky texture of filo dough with a savory filling of peppers, onion, Manchego cheese, and melva, all with a sweet touch of muscatel wine.

Origin and versatility

Filo dough caramels are a modern creation that plays with the presentation of classic stuffed bites. Originating from Mediterranean cuisine, they have become popular as a starter or tapa at celebrations. Their candy shape makes them visually appealing and perfect for serving at parties or as part of a tasting menu.

Who is it ideal for?

This recipe is perfect for those looking for an original appetizer without complications. Ideal for beginner cooks, as the steps are simple and the result is striking. Also, you can adapt the filling to your taste: try tuna, roasted vegetables, or even vegetarian options.

The contrast between the crispy exterior and the juicy interior, along with the sweet touch of muscatel, makes these caramels an irresistible bite. Go ahead and prepare them and enjoy a charming appetizer!

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Recipe of Filled Filo dough candies
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Cook

45 min

Servings

4

Ingredients

Directions

  1. 1

    Cut the peppers, the onion into julienne strips and fry it with a little olive oil.

  2. 2

    When it is poached, add the teaspoon of sugar and the splash of muscat. Let the alcohol evaporate for a few minutes and let it rest while we prepare the phyllo dough.

  3. 3

    We superimpose three sheets of phyllo dough and divide it into four parts with the help of a knife. This way we will get 12 squares.

  4. 4

    In each square we will put a spoon of fried food, a little bit of Manchego cheese and the same amount of melva.

  5. 5

    We fold from top to bottom as shown in the picture.

  6. 6

    And then from bottom to top to close it as if it were a cannellon.

  7. 7

    We fold the ends down and then up to form the candy.

  8. 8

    We will put olive oil to heat and once this is done we fry them back and forth, with care because they are done very soon. We will let them drain on drying paper.

  9. 9

    Finally, with some chives of about 10 cm, we will tie the ends together and we will have a formed caramel.

  10. 10

    We serve them together as starters or separately as an accompaniment to a dish. It is also very good for him to pour a little tomato jam on top.