A briouat is completely intertwined with Moroccan cuisine. It is essentially a small parcel, usually triangular in shape, filled with both sweet or savoury fillings. They grace every table or can be had as a snack and are omnipresent in Morocco. Derived from the Arabic word "baryuṭah," meaning "small package" or "parcel," Briouat captures the essence of Moroccan culinary finesse in a single bite-sized masterpiece. The sweet briouats are filled with nuts, dried fruit and sugar

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