Imqaret

Imqaret is one of the old Arab world relics that has survived in Malta. This delectable dish of date-filled pastries is cut into delicate rectangular forms. The dish's name is derived from the Arabic word maqrut, which means diamond. If you've been lucky enough to try this recipe in Malta, you'll know that it's nearly ubiquitous in restaurants, cafés, and even Maltese kitchens. Every Maltese festa must have street booths selling imqaret. These treats, combined with a lovely cup of tea, are especially appealing during the Christmas season.

Imqaret is a Maltese confection. Flour, sugar, butter, water, dates, and cinnamon are used to make this pastry. The dough is deep-fried and served with vanilla ice cream. During the holidays, these treats are made and presented for supper. Imqaret is for individuals who enjoy fried desserts and are curious about the flavor of dates. This dish is available in most restaurants and pastry shops in Malta. These delights may be fried and eaten while they are still hot. You may also lower the calories by baking them in the oven. These treats are a filling and energizing snack that will keep you satisfied for several hours. These sweets may be purchased on several of Malta's streets.