Baklava, strudel and dessert tart cups.
Several recipes for the first two exist. Some are linked to this question.
Dessert cups can be made by brushing butter and sugar into phyllo dough scraps and layering them into mini cupcakes pans. Between 2-4 layers baking at 350F until golden brown. Depending on size of pan and number of layers this could take 5-10 min approx. Them you can fill these cups with fruit, chocolate, pudding, whipping cream, jam, and or ice cream for a bite sized dessert.
Apple Phyllo Strudel, Chocolate Baklava, and Chocolate Peanut Butter Heaven are three recipes which include the ingredient.
No, puff pastry and phyllo dough are not the same. Puff pastry is made by layering dough with butter to create a flaky texture, while phyllo dough is made by rolling dough into thin sheets.
No, because it is made with flour.
Baklava, which is made with phyllo dough, is chametz.
Puff pastry is made with layers of butter and dough that rise when baked, creating a flaky texture. Phyllo dough is thin sheets of dough that are layered together to create a crispy texture when baked.
Puff pastry is made with layers of butter and dough that rise when baked, creating a flaky texture. Phyllo dough is thin and doesn't contain butter, resulting in a crispy texture when baked.
Kataifi is a type of pastry made from shredded phyllo dough that is commonly used in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine. It is often used to make desserts such as baklava or savory dishes like stuffed pastries.
A bisteeya is a sweet and savoury pie common in Moroccan cuisine, made with an outer layer of phyllo dough around a filling made of poultry, spices and ground almonds.
Phyllo dough is used for baklava. It's yeast free bread dough that's worked very thin. Traditionally phyllo was worked hand worked but today there are machines that take out all the hand labor. Phyllo thicknesses range between #4 (thinnest) and #10 (thickest). Might want to look at the kontos company for the best phyllo http://www.kontos.com/. If you want to see some neat pics of phllyo made by hand go to http://www.mansoura.com/ I ordered baklava from there too....very tasty. Hope this info was helpful.
Some traditional dishes that can be made using corn dough include tamales, arepas, and pupusas.
Filo pastry is that paper thin, melt in your mouth stuff that can be made into Baklava, Spanokopitta, and many other Greek, Middle-Eastern, or Turkish delights. It is always layered in multiples with melted butter or olive oil in between each layer.
I think you can use spring roll sheets. actually I did not use it by myself but my aunty made it with spring roll sheets. and it was very nice. try it and post how you did it.