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Sticks of white cheese spiraled in bread dough and fried — the snack Venezuelan parties can't do without.
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Tequeños are sticks of white cheese wrapped in bread dough and fried, said to be named after the town of Los Teques near Caracas. They appear at nearly every birthday party and wedding, enjoyed hot for their melting cheese. They spread around the world with Venezuelan emigrants.
Knead the flour, sugar, and salt with the melted butter, beaten egg, and water and rest 30 minutes.
Cut the cheese into sticks 1cm square and 7cm long.
Roll the dough thin and cut into 1.5cm-wide strips.
Wrap the dough around the cheese in a spiral from one end, overlapping slightly, and seal both ends well.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden all over.
Drain and serve hot.