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Puff pastry pouches (Bourekas) filled
with salmon
Ingredients:
• 1 pack Puff pastry sheets (about 8 pieces)
• 1 Pack Smoked salmon, sliced (about 200 g)
• 1 Lemon
• 1 Onion
• 1 Pack Cottage cheese (200 g)
fresh Dill
Salt and pepper
1 Egg yolk
Preparation:
³ Take the puff pastry sheets apart and, if neces-
sary, allow them to thaw.
³ Combine the Cottage cheese with salt, pepper
and the juice of one lemon.
³ Finely dice the onion.
³ Add half of the salmon and the onion to the
cottage cheese mixture and mix it all coarsely
with a hand blender.
³ Cut the remaining salmon into thin strips.
³ Add the salmon and the dill to the mass and
mix everything together.
³ Place a tablespoon of the mixture on a puff
pastry sheet and fold it over.
³ Coat the resulting pouch with egg yolk.
³ Place the bourekas on a baking sheet
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Leave sufficient space between the individual
pouches, because the puff pastry will expand.
³ Bake the bourekas on the lower rail at about
200° C with convection for approx. 25-30 mi-
nutes. The puff pastry should gain a light brown
colour.
The given pastry volume is sufficient for several
baking trays
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These recipes are provided without guarantee. All
ingredients and preparation information are guiding
values. Expand these recipe suggestions based on
your personal experiences. We hope you enjoy
the recipes and wish you "bon appetit".
Changing the bulb
Danger!
Always wait until until the appliance has cooled
down before changing the bulb. Otherwise, there is
a risk of being burnt!
Replace the bulb only with a bulb of the same
type (see chapter "Technical data ").
³ Open the glass door
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³ Unscrew the glass cover of the light bulb
located at the right rear of the interior.
³ Unscrew the defective bulb and replace it with
the new bulb.
³ Screw the glass cover back on hand-tight.
Cleaning
Risk of electric shock!
Before you clean the Oven with Grill, you must
always remove the plug from the power socket.
There is a risk of receiving an electric shock!
Risk of electric shock!
When cleaning it, under no circumstances
may the appliance be submersed in water.
There is a risk of receiving an electric shock!
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