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Baked treats of cornmeal and cheese — a specialty of Somoto in northern Nicaragua.
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Rosquillas are the specialty of Somoto in northern Nicaragua: cornmeal is mixed with salty white cheese, eggs, and butter, shaped into small rings, and baked crisp in a wood-fired oven. Dunking them in coffee is the Nicaraguan way. There's also a sweet version topped with dark sugar called hojaldra.
Crumble the feta finely.
Mix the corn grits, cheese, egg, melted butter, milk, baking powder, and salt into a dough that holds together by hand.
Pinch off small pieces, roll into thin ropes, and form rings.
Arrange on a baking sheet.
Bake at 180°C for 25 minutes until crisp.