Plăcinte
Moldova's stuffed pastries: thin dough folded over brânză cheese, potatoes, cabbage or cherries — plăcinte are sold at every market and baked for every guest.
What it is
Moldova's stuffed pastries: thin dough folded over brânză cheese, potatoes, cabbage or cherries — plăcinte are sold at every market and baked for every guest. Ingredients: flour, water, oil, salt (or a yeast dough); fillings: brânză de burduf cheese, potato, cabbage, pumpkin, sour cherries; oil for frying or brushing. Recipe: 1) Knead a smooth dough; rest. 2) Roll and stretch into large thin sheets. 3) Spread filling; fold into envelopes or spirals. 4) Fry in a little oil or bake until blistered gold. Serve: hot, with sour cream (cheese version) or dusted sugar (cherry). Flavor: flaky, salty-sweet by filling. History: plăcintă descends from Roman placenta cake via the whole Balkan world; Moldova's village cooks judge stretching skills like lacework. See also: Zeamă, Mămăligă (Moldovan).
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