The Yucatecan marquesitas are a dessert that combines sweet and savory flavors, as well as different textures. The dough, which is shaped like a flute, is very crunchy and is filled with cheese, then topped with cajeta, chocolate, condensed milk, and other sweet toppings.
The marquesitas, created by Mr. Polo Mena in 1937, can be found at street stalls where they are cooked on a very hot griddle; however, at Kiwilimón we made a special recipe so you can enjoy this Yucatecan dessert at home, you just need a large skillet!
So don’t think twice and learn how to prepare these cheese-filled crepes, they taste just like marquesitas!
Serve the Yucatecan marquesitas on a board with wax paper and accompany with toppings like vanilla ice cream, strawberries, chocolate chips, chocolate syrup, colorful sprinkles, and more.
Tips
Remember that you must roll the marquesita quickly when you take it off the skillet to be able to form them, as they harden when they cool and will not be able to be rolled anymore.
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