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Chili-spiked cheese rolled in thin pastry and baked — a Guyanese party staple.
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Cheese rolls are an essential snack at Guyanese birthdays and parties: a paste of grated cheddar mixed with chili and mustard is rolled in thinly rolled pastry into slim tubes and baked. A pastry shop staple too, it's one of the tastes Guyanese abroad miss most.
Grate the cheddar and mix with softened butter, mustard, and finely chopped chili into a paste.
Roll the pastry thin and cut into 8×10cm rectangles.
Place a strip of cheese paste along the near edge and roll into a slim tube.
Place seam side down on a baking sheet and brush with beaten egg.
Bake at 200°C for 15–20 minutes.