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Anonymous No.21572664 >>21572704 >>21572920 >>21573016 >>21573158 >>21573256 >>21577963 >>21577997 >>21578037 >>21578468 >>21578537
SPANAKOPITAA!
Anonymous No.21572676 >>21572813 >>21577997 >>21578468
half spinach and cheese
Anonymous No.21572679 >>21577997 >>21578468
and half only cheese
Anonymous No.21572704 >>21572710
>>21572664 (OP)
I haven't had some homemade spanikopita in years... where do you even get the filo? Did you make that too?
Anonymous No.21572710 >>21572715
>>21572704
>Did you make that too?
No, I've tried 2-3 times but I can't make that thin, one time I made it close (not really) but the leaves stuck to each other, this brand puts fine semolina between the sheets so they don't stick which also gives it a nice texture.

I bought it from my local store, I live in Southeastern Europe, they sell it everywhere here.
Anonymous No.21572715 >>21572726 >>21572813 >>21575628 >>21577383
>>21572710
>I live in Southeastern Europe, they sell it everywhere here.
that makes sense. my grandma used to have to get it from specialty stores here in burgerstan
Anonymous No.21572726 >>21575230 >>21575245
>>21572715
You can probably get it from a Greek or Bulgarian store. Or any Balkan country store for that matter.
Anonymous No.21572813 >>21573043
>>21572676
Looks awesome, just the right size for me too.

>>21572715
If you live near a Chef’Store they probably carry filo dough, I think it’s $4 per 1 pound box
Anonymous No.21572875 >>21572994 >>21573516 >>21577351
Am waiting for some guy to post UMMM THAT'S ACTUALLY TURKISH because they all have this knee jerk reaction to everything they see online related to Greece
Anonymous No.21572920
>>21572664 (OP)
AYYYY ISA SPANAKOPITAAAA
Anonymous No.21572927 >>21572944
My sister used to make this when it was her turn to cook dinner. We would have it with rice, salad and aioli and sweet chilli sauce. Shit went hard.
Anonymous No.21572944 >>21573243
>>21572927
>We would have it with rice, salad and aioli and sweet chilli sauce.
That's unconventional although there is a version of this where they put rice in the filling.
Anonymous No.21572994
>>21572875
it's inevitable
Anonymous No.21573016 >>21573043
>>21572664 (OP)
nice, i would devour
Anonymous No.21573043
>>21572813
>>21573016
thanks bros
Anonymous No.21573158
>>21572664 (OP)
looks yummy
Anonymous No.21573243
>>21572944
She used to get it from a place that did Kebabs and shit and that’s how they served it.
Anonymous No.21573256 >>21573431
>>21572664 (OP)
looks amazing, would eat and induce vomiting to eat some more
Anonymous No.21573431
>>21573256
lol
Anonymous No.21573516 >>21573520 >>21574618
>>21572875
Do you faggots really need to treat /ck/ as /b/ and bring off topic crap like this to the threads every single time
Who actually cares
Anonymous No.21573520 >>21573567 >>21573682
>>21573516
Anonymous No.21573567
>>21573520
kek
Anonymous No.21573682 >>21573736
>>21573520
there was a time when i thought pickles were healthy
Anonymous No.21573736
>>21573682
the home-made lactofermented are not so bad
Anonymous No.21574618
>>21573516
I agree, it doesn't really matter. It's tasty and that's what's important.
Anonymous No.21575230 >>21576173
>>21572726
Turkish?
Anonymous No.21575245 >>21576805
>>21572726
it's everywhere in bulgaria, so good.
Anonymous No.21575628 >>21576374 >>21577383
>>21572715
your stores have like 50 kinds of lays chips or monster energy drinks, all kinds of flavors and things we'll never see over here
But you dont have something like filo?
over here only shitstores like Aldi or Lidl can't be counted on when you need filo, any decent chain has it
Anonymous No.21576173
>>21575230
yeah definitely
Anonymous No.21576374 >>21577383
>>21575628
This may come as a surprise, but filo is not an American staple, unlike goyslop.
Anonymous No.21576805
>>21575245
Anonymous No.21577351
>>21572875
>buck broken by turks
This poster is greek and needs to pay debts
Anonymous No.21577383 >>21577993
>>21572715
Grandma might have been particular.
>>21575628
>>21576374
Just another instance of /ck/ doesn't cook, really. I've lived all over the US and there's phyllo in the freezer section of pretty much every major grocery store. Walmart even has house brand Great Value phyllo.
Anonymous No.21577963 >>21578504
>>21572664 (OP)
That looks so fucking good.
Anonymous No.21577993
>>21577383
>I've lived all over the US and there's phyllo in the freezer section of pretty much every major grocery store
this
Anonymous No.21577997 >>21578504
>>21572664 (OP)
>>21572676
>>21572679
What's the cheese?
Anonymous No.21578037 >>21578321
>>21572664 (OP)
i have never had this but i love greek pastries
give me the spinach ones
Anonymous No.21578321 >>21578323
>>21578037
You should try it, its very tasty
Anonymous No.21578323 >>21578504
>>21578321
they look good, dont know where to buy em, and the only thing i can bake has to come with instructions
Anonymous No.21578468 >>21578504
>>21572664 (OP)
>>21572676
>>21572679
looks good
Anonymous No.21578472 >>21578504
looks amazing. Do you brush olive oil between each layer of filo, or, dear I say... butter?
A place near me does spicy lamb which is pretty good.
Anonymous No.21578504 >>21578534
>>21577997
Cow milk feta type cheese
>>21577963
>>21578323
thanks
If there's a greek pastry shop or diner idk where you live..
>>21578468
thanks
>>21578472
>Do you brush olive oil between each layer of filo, or, dear I say... butter?
Yes, I brush every filo leaf with a mixture of olive oil and butter :)
Anonymous No.21578534 >>21578579
>>21578504
>Cow milk feta type cheese
yum
Anonymous No.21578537
>>21572664 (OP)
ghuuu! my spinach puffs!

saved em
Anonymous No.21578579
>>21578534
It is and just a little bit of cream cheese for the texture. The filling also contains yogurt as per my granny's recipe.