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Four-Cheese Pastel Filling (Recheio de pastel 4 queijos)

A rich and flavorful filling for pastéis, featuring a delicious blend of four cheeses with a hint of oregano. Perfect for savory snacks.

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Four-Cheese Pastel Filling (Recheio de pastel 4 queijos)

Ingredients

150g grated or chopped muçarela
100g grated parmesão cheese
100g grated or chopped provolone cheese
100g chopped gorgonzola cheese
Oregano to taste

Where to find ingredients

You can find these cheeses at local supermarkets or specialty deli counters. While authentic Brazilian muçarela, parmesão, and provolone are ideal for the traditional flavor profile, you can substitute them with high-quality local mozzarella, parmesan, and provolone if needed. Ensure all cheeses are fresh and properly chilled before mixing.

Preparation method

  1. In a mixing bowl, combine the muçarela, parmesão, provolone, and gorgonzola cheeses.
  2. Add oregano to the cheese mixture to suit your personal taste.
  3. Stir all the ingredients gently until they are well combined.
  4. Use the filling chilled to assemble the pastéis.
  5. Ensure you seal the edges of the pastéis firmly to prevent the filling from leaking during cooking.

Observations

This four-cheese filling is a versatile and mouth-watering option for those looking to craft homemade pastéis with a gourmet touch. The combination of different cheese varieties creates a flavor explosion and a perfectly creamy texture, making your snacks even more appetizing. It is a practical recipe suitable for both deep-fried and oven-baked pastéis, ensuring a delicious result every time.

Preparing this filling is straightforward, ideal for anyone who wants quick results in the kitchen without sacrificing authentic, bold flavor. The four cheeses—muçarela, parmesão, provolone, and gorgonzola—complement each other perfectly, balancing salty, mild, and tangy notes, while the dried oregano adds a classic, savory aroma. Use it as a filling for pastéis or experiment with it in other savory pastries.
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