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.
Baklava, which is made with phyllo dough, is chametz.
A very thin pastry dough. It tears easily. It used in pies.
I'm not sure about the different layers having different names, but the pastry dough that is used in making baklava is phyllo. This dough is very, very thin which gives it the nice, flaky end result.
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.
Phyllo pastry,Suet pastry,Puff pastry,Choux pastry
Baklava is a traditional sweet pastry that is widely known and enjoyed in various Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countries. The word "baklava" itself is of Turkish origin, and the dessert is made by layering phyllo pastry with a sweet filling of nuts and honey or syrup.
They are both types of pastry.
Apple Phyllo Strudel, Chocolate Baklava, and Chocolate Peanut Butter Heaven are three recipes which include the ingredient.
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.
1. shortcrust pastry 2.flaky pastry 3.puff pastry 4.choux pastry
I do not believe so, at least not in true Chinese Cuisine. Phyllo is a puff pastry dough, which is French, not Chinese.
Phyllo is the pastry used in baclava (If that is what you were asking, I'm thinking you misspelled it)