Ingredients
Ingredients of the
Filling:
1/2 pound of squid
1/2 pound of white
fish (tilapia, cat fish, etc.)
1/2 pound of peeled
shrimp
1/2 cup of finely
chopped cilantro
1 1/2 tablespoon of
lemon juice
4 oz of chinese
vermicelli
1/2 teaspoon of
crushed garlic
A large pinch of
saffron
1 teaspoon of paprika
1/4 teaspoon of cumin
Red chili pepper (to
taste)
1 teaspoon of salt
(to taste)
1/4 teaspoon of
pepper (to taste)
Ingredients for the
wrap:
Spring roll pastry
2 egg yolks
4 tablespoons of
butter
Directions
Steps to prepare the
filling:
1- Cut the squid and
white fish into small pieces.
2- Boil the squid
pieces in water for 15 minutes before adding the white fish and shrimp to boil
for another 10 minutes.
3- Remove the squid,
fish, and shrimp from the water and reserve.
4- Put the chinese
vermicelli to boil in the same water where the fish was boiled. Remove the
vermicelli from the water after 5 minutes, drain it from excess water, and
reserve.
5- On medium heat,
melt the butter in a cooking pan. Add the fish, spices, parsley, and lemon
juice. Mix all the ingredients and let them cook for the next 15 minutes while
constantly stirring.
6- Add the chinese
vermicelli to the fish mixture and mix well. Cut the vermicelli into smaller pieces
with your spoon.
Steps to wrap the
Bastila:
1- Place the spring
roll pastries around you baking dish with 1/3 of the pastries hanging from the
edges of the dish (see video). Place 1 or 2 spring roll pastries in the center
of the baking dish.
2- Brush the pastries
with melted butter and brush the edges with egg yolk.
3- Place the filling
in the center of the baking dish and bring the pastry edges to the center.
4- Cover the top of
the Bastila with 2 spring roll pastries and tuck in their edges. Brush with
melted butter and egg yolk.
5- Bake the Bastila
for 20 minutes at 400 degrees.
Serving:
Broil
the Bastila for 1 minute before serving and decorate with shrimp, parsley
leaves, and lemon slices.
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