Brush one
phyllo sheet with a thin layer of the butter mixture.
Brush one
phyllo sheet with butter on one side.
To Assemble: As you work, cover the unused
phyllo sheets with a damp kitchen towel.
Not exact matches
Sprinkle about 1/2 cup of the chopped nut mixture over the 10th layer of
phyllo dough, then top
with 3 more
sheets of pastry and brush
with butter between each
sheet, then sprinkle
with more nuts.
Once you've added the last 3 layers of
phyllo, add an additional 3
sheets so that the final layer has 6
sheets of buttered
phyllo (so 28
sheets total — 10 to begin
with, then 15 between nuts, then a final 3).
Crust: 8
sheets Phyllo Dough, thawed and covered
with a towel Generous 1/4 cup vegan butter, melted 2 tablespoons dried rubbed sage
To make the triangles take one
sheet of
phyllo and brush it lightly
with some olive oil.
On a clean work surface, spread one
sheet of
phyllo dough; spray
with the olive oil spray; place another
sheet on top of the first, spray
with olive oil spray.
Lay one
sheet of
phyllo on a work surface (cover other
sheets with plastic wrap and a lightly damp towel).
Repeat entire process
with remaining
sheet of
phyllo.
Repeat
with remaining 6
phyllo sheets and melted butter.
Place 1
phyllo sheet on a large cutting board or work surface (cover the remaining dough to prevent drying); lightly brush
with butter.
Top
with second
phyllo sheet; brush
with melted butter.
Place stack of
phyllo sheets on work surface and cover
with plastic wrap, then damp kitchen towel to prevent drying.
Spanakopita is delicious, and if you're unfamiliar, it's traditionally made
with spinach, Feta, onions and seasoning, wrapped in
sheets of flaky
phyllo dough and either formed into triangular servings or baked into layers and served like a casserole.
Because yufka are not so easy to find unless you have a Turkish or Middle Eastern market near you, I've modified my original recipe to replace the yufka
with phyllo dough
sheets, which are available in most supermarkets (sometimes located in the freezer section).
The pastry for katmer pie falls into the same sort of category as
phyllo or strudel: thin
sheets of dough brushed
with butter, wrapped around a sweet or savoury filling.
Brush the entire
sheet evenly
with butter and top
with another
sheet of
phyllo and another layer of butter.
Brush a
sheet of
phyllo with melted butter.
Brush the first
sheet of
phyllo dough
with melted butter and transfer it, buttered - side down, into the baking dish.
Work
with only one
sheet at a time, replacing the plastic wrap and towel to keep the
phyllo from drying out.
Greek kataifi is a cousin to baklava, a similar combination of chopped nuts and crispy dough soaked in syrup, only instead of being made
with thin, stacked
sheets of
phyllo dough, kataifi is made
with what is commonly described «shredded
phyllo»: fine strands of dough wrapped around a nut filling like a little bundle of hay.
Repeat
with the remaining
phyllo sheets, overlapping the
sheets slightly as you go so that the corners lie all around the edge of the bowl.
Arrange prepared baking
sheet so a long side is facing you and stack 2
phyllo sheets on top; brush lightly
with butter.
Roll out the
sheets of
phyllo dough, and
with the short end towards you, cut the
sheets in half.
Top
with the second
sheet of
phyllo, spray
with coconut spray and sprinkle
with 1/3 cup of sugar.
Place a second
sheet of
phyllo on top, spray
with olive oil and sprinkle
with 1/3 of remaining maple sugar.
Place one
sheet of
phyllo down, spray evenly
with olive oil spray and evenly sprinkle 1/3 of the maple sugar over the top.
Top the 2 layers
with the last
sheet of
phyllo and spray
with olive oil and sprinkle the rest of the maple sugar evenly on top.
Spray top
sheet of
phyllo with olive oil spray.
Repeat the process
with the remaining
sheets of
phyllo.
Repeat
with 2 more
phyllo sheets.
Remove 12
sheets of (thawed)
phyllo from their packaging and cover them
with a dry kitchen towel to prevent drying out.
Lay out a
sheet of
phyllo on a work surface and brush generously
with some of reserved 1/3 cup spice butter (reheat if it has solidified).
Repeat
with remaining
sheets of
phyllo, pressing each layer firmly into bottom of skillet.
They're a little time consuming but the end result is worth the effort!These are best enjoyed right after they are fried to bite into that crisp pastry.You could also cheat by opting for
Phyllo sheets if you wish to make the process easier and bake them instead of deep frying, but I went
with the traditional method just the way they're sold on the streets in India!
Lay second
sheet on top of first; repeat steps
with remaining
phyllo.
Unroll
phyllo sheets and cover
with a clean kitchen towel.
Place a
sheet of
phyllo on baking
sheet and lightly brush entire surface
with olive oil.
because it's too good to give up on just because I hated working
with the
phyllo sheets.
Lightly brush each
phyllo pastry
sheet with a little extra virgin olive oil, then use to line pie dish, overlapping the
sheets.
Repeat the layers
with 3
phyllo sheets, cooking spray, and breadcrumbs, ending
with the
phyllo.
Place 1
phyllo sheet on a large cutting board or work surface (cover remaining dough to keep from drying), and lightly coat
with cooking spray.
It all started
with an episode of Real Housewives of OC and a few cut up and buttered up
phyllo sheets.
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