Tex-Mex Burek

A vegetarian savoury pastry filled with a vegetarian Tex-Mex filling with paprika, red beans, and vegetables. Served hot or cold.

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Tex-Mex Burek

A vegetarian savoury pastry filled with a vegetarian Tex-Mex filling with paprika, red beans, and vegetables.

Bureks are delicious baked filled pastries made of a thin flaky dough. They are very popular in the cuisines of Western and Central Asia, and parts of Eastern Europe.

Suitable for oven, grill or microwave heating.

Serve as a side dish or main course.  Can be served hot or cold.

Suitable for vegetarians.

Minimum order: one case

Available in 40g and 80g sizes

What makes it so special?

  • Suitable for vegetarians
  • Cook from frozen
  • Contains egg, wheat (gluten) and milk

Additional Information

Cooking Instructions

consume hot or cold - reheating Instructions:
OVEN: preheat oven at 180-200°C and bake for 8-10 minutes, ensure product is piping hot before serving;
MICROWAVE: microwave on full-power for 3-4 minutes, ensure product is piping hot before serving;
GRILL: place under a pre-heated grill for 3 – 4 minutes, ensure product is piping hot before serving Alternatively, defrost in a refrigerator, serve cold and consume within 72 hours
Ingredients

WHEAT flour, water, sour cream (MILK), corn, paprika, red beans, sunflower oil, modified potato starch, vegetables (tomatoes, paprika, onions), chili (2%), dried glucose syrup, palm fat, sugar, salt, EGGS, WHEAT starch, EGG powder, dietary fibre (WHEAT), herbs, hydrolysed vegetable protein, natural flavours, dextrose, spices, corn starch, flour treatment agent: E920

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