Turkish; fried or baked phyllo pastry with a savoury filling, generally cheese. The Greek equivalent is bourekia.
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Turkish; fried or baked phyllo pastry with a savoury filling, generally cheese. The Greek equivalent is bourekia.
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[BOOR-ehk] Though thought of as Turkish, these thin packets of pastry (ranging from phyllo to puff pastry) are found throughout the Middle East. They can contain a variety of fillings, including cheese, spinach or ground meat, and may be baked or fried. Borek are served hot as an hors d'oeuvre or with a salad as a main course.
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