Puff pastry and phyllo (alternatively spelled “filo” or “fillo” and often referred to as ”phyllo dough” on store-bought packages) are both doughs that can be used in sweet and savory applications to ...

If you've never baked with phyllo dough or phyllo pastry (also known as "filo"), it's time to do so! It may seem fragile and tricky to work with the texture of phyllo—that feels more like crepe paper ...

The Gaziantep baklava, described as a “pastry made of layers of filo pastry filled with semolina cream and Antep pistachio”, ...

Phyllo means leaf in Greek: a name that couldn't be more accurate. Phyllo pastry is made from many thin layers and is achieved by a very complex lamination that involves not only a fat ...

Filo pastry is sold ready-made in rolled layers, fresh from the chiller cabinet, or frozen. You have to work quickly with filo pastry otherwise it dries out – it’s best to keep it in the ...

You now have one thicker piece for the base and 3 thin pieces of pastry for the top. Lightly oil each piece. Place the thicker filo pastry sheet at the bottom of the baking dish, so that the ...

2. 2. Take two sheets of filo pastry and brush it with olive oil. 3. 3. Sprinkle breadcrumbs. 4. 4. Now put the filling and roll the pastry loosely into a log. 5. 5. Then wrap it around itself in the ...

If you’d like, remove the stems from a few fresh bay leaves and grind them in a spice grinder or food processor, then rub them through a fine sieve and sprinkle the top of the pie with the dust.