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Romeu e Julieta

A classic Brazilian dessert or snack, Romeu e Julieta is a delightful pairing of mild, fresh white cheese (Queijo Minas Fresco) and sweet, firm guava paste (Goiabada). The name, meaning 'Romeo and Juliet,' alludes to the perfect, albeit unlikely, union of these two distinct flavors.

Temps de préparation10 minutes
Temps de cuisson0 minutes
Temps total10 minutes
Portions4
DifficultéEasy
Romeu e Julieta - Brazil traditional dish

🧂 Ingrédients

  • 200 g Queijo Minas Fresco(A fresh, mild, slightly salty white cheese from Brazil. If unavailable, a good substitute would be a fresh mozzarella (not buffalo mozzarella), farmer's cheese, or even a mild feta if you prefer a saltier profile.)
  • 200 g Goiabada (guava paste)(A firm, sweet paste made from guava fruit. It's typically sold in blocks or bars. Look for it in Latin American or specialty food stores. If it's very hard, you can gently warm it for a few seconds in the microwave to make it easier to slice.)

💡 Conseils de pro

  • The magic of this dish lies in the delightful contrast between the salty, creamy cheese and the intensely sweet, slightly floral guava paste.
  • The name 'Romeu e Julieta' is a nod to the iconic lovers, symbolizing the perfect, albeit unexpected, union of these two distinct flavors.
  • For a warm variation, you can lightly grill or pan-fry the assembled pairs for 1-2 minutes per side until the cheese is slightly softened and the goiabada is warm and gooey. Be careful not to overcook, as the goiabada can melt completely.

Idées de variations

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  • Encase the assembled pairs in puff pastry or empanada dough and bake until golden brown for a delightful pastry treat.
  • Bake the assembled pairs in small ramekins until the cheese is soft and the guava paste is melted and bubbly.

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