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Thin pastry rolled around ground meat, egg, and cheese and fried — a Ramadan classic in Algeria.
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Bourek is a fried pastry said to have arrived in the Ottoman era, and in Algeria it's indispensable on the Ramadan table. Thin dioul pastry is rolled into cigars around ground meat, onion, parsley, boiled egg, and cheese and fried. It's classically paired with chorba frik.
Sauté the ground meat and chopped onion in a frying pan and season with salt, pepper, and cinnamon.
Mix in the chopped parsley and cool.
Place meat, chopped boiled egg, and cheese on each spring roll wrapper.
Fold in the sides and roll into cigars.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden.
Serve with lemon.