Starting with
he long edge of dough, roll up each rectangle jelly - roll fashion, tucking in any fruit or nuts that fall out along the way.
Then, with
the long edge of the dough facing you, you fold one third of the dough into the middle and then the remaining third over from the other side.
Then trim
the long edges of the dough with a sharp knife or pizza wheel.
Starting at
the long edge of the dough furthest from your body, roll the dough tightly toward yourself until you have one long cylinder.
Start at
the long edge of the dough closest to you and roll / wrap the dough around the potato mixture tightly to shape your roll (like a long horizontal tube) and continue rolling the dough around itself until you have wrapped it a few times.
Not exact matches
Spoon the remaining pastry cream onto the rectangle so it covers the entire surface
of the
dough except for a 1 - inch strip at a
long edge.
Fold
long sides
of dough over filling; press
edges to seal.
3 Shape the loaf: On a lightly floured work surface, pat the
dough into an oval shape approximately 9 inches
long with the
long side
of the oval parallel to the
edge of the work surface.
Brush with butter, leaving about 1/2 inch on 1
of the
long edges of each rectangle
of dough without butter.
When the
dough is properly sliced and rolled (start with a
long edge), none
of the pinwheels fall over during baking.
Brush the
long edge, as well as between each spoonful
of filling, with water, then fold the other side
of the
dough over the top.
If desired, roll thin
long pieces
of the
dough to create a «pie crust» around the
edges of the dish.
Place a row
of the meat filling along the
longer edge of the rolled out pastry
dough, leaving a 1 - inch border.
Place one triangle
of yufka
dough on a work surface with the
longer edge facing you, and brush with milk generously.
Roll
dough, from the
longest edge of the rectangle into one
long sausage.
Starting one inch from the short
edge and two inches from the
long edge closest to you, pipe teaspoon - sized mounds
of squash mixture (in the full recipe here) down the length
of the
dough, spacing them 3/4 inch apart.
Using pasta cutter or pizza cutter, trim
long side
of dough farthest from you about 1/2» from mounds, then trim short ends to create tidy
edges all around.
Since the
dough is a bit craggy / wet before it chills, I found it easier to shape it into more
of a
long thin rectangle first, wrapped that in plastic, and then rolled the
edges smooth once it was wrapped.
From one
of the
longer edges, roll up the
dough into a tight sausage shape.
Drape the
long strip
of pizza
dough inside the pan, lining the sides and leaving the extra 1 / 2 - inch hanging over the
edge.