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24
Easy
By Jane Grigson
Published 1991
Every country that uses milk products has at least one form of cheesecake. These Pastizzi filled with ricotta cheese are a favourite mid-morning snack in Malta: you eat them with your coffee or tea, and dip them in sugar or salt as you feel inclined. I sometimes serve them as a pudding, with a little cream, or at a weekend tea-time.
The pastry is made with little fat, but the method gives it flakiness. Mix the flour with the salt and enough water to give a soft, slightly bubbly dough (use an electric mixer if possible). Chill and then roll out into a rectangle. Spread it all over with the lard. Roll up like a swiss roll, chill again and repeat, this time spreading the dough with the butter. Roll up, chill and roll out agai
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