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| Layer 10 fillo sheets in the tray, brushing each with melted ghee. After the 12< | Layer 10 fillo sheets in the tray, brushing each with melted ghee. After the 12< | ||
| - | * Green layer: Plain pistachio is perfect, but it needs to be very finely chooped so that it doesn' | + | * Green layer: Plain pistachio is perfect, but it needs to be very finely chooped |
| + | * White layer: I used plain skinned almonds, and that worked fine. Again, add some fat and make it quite thick so that it's easily visible and doesn' | ||
| + | * Red layer: I chopped together pecans, saffron, goji berries and sandalwood, and it turned out quite nice. Goji actually already are quite a good pairing. In winter, I can get the actually red // | ||
| - | * Green layer: 120 gr pistachio | + | Once assembled, cut ⅔ throw, then 1 hour at 180° in the oven, then drown in syrup while hot. The syrup: |
| - | | + | * 100 gr sugar |
| - | | + | * 100 gr light honey |
| + | * 100 gr water | ||
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| + | Reduce a fair bit. After drowning, wait for 4 hours. Lift out of the tray, then finish cutting. | ||
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| + | ===Midye Baklava=== | ||
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| + | Instead of layering the fillo, you play Miyake with a single sheet and place some filling inside before forming a tortello. Place tortellos in a baking dish, drizzle ghee over it, bake at 170° C for 45'. Again, drown in syrup. | ||
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| + | The joy is the filling, however! | ||
| + | * 250 ml buffalo milk (which I could get [[https:// | ||
| + | * 25 gr semolina | ||
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| + | Heat milk to 60°, then stir in semolina. Take off the heat, cover and let finish for 5'. Mix and chill. I mixed in some pistachios and that was really quite lovely, even though my dough had already dried considerably when I was shaping them (which is why they look like that). | ||
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| + | This pairs with cardamon, coriander, rose and molasses (which I could work into the syrup). | ||
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| + | ===Ideas=== | ||
| + | * One idea might be to assemble the green layer post-baking to keep it nice and bright. | ||