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Started by One Touch Platinum, June 14, 2014, 02:33:34 PM

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One Touch Platinum

My Wife has always loved this stuff , and now I know why. Very tasty!










Maybe I should try cooking up some meat sometime. ::)
If it needs to be Heated to be Eated, I can do it on my Weber!

BBcue-Z

That looks great!!
Baklava is my favorite dessert and I make it often :)

AZ Monsoon

I don't know what that is, but it looks real good.

Craig

I haven't had the pleasure of trying baklava yet but damn that looks good!

One Touch Platinum

I'm always looking for something different that the Wife and family might like to eat....my Wife has loved this stuff for as long as I have known her but only ever ate it when it was bought at a place that sold it pre-made. I saw a video of Chef Michael Symon making some and thought "What the hell?" it looked easy ....and it was! If you have never had it before it is basically ....layers of Phyllo dough topped with butter and nuts, topped with more butter and more nuts and on and on. After it is baked you cover the whole thing with (Still warm) sauce made up of sugar , honey, vanilla and lemon zest.( The zest is optional but friggin' GOOD!). You pour on the still warm sauce on the Baklava while it is still hot-right out of the oven(Kettle!!) and let it sit for up to six hours to cool, or at least until it has cooled completely....if it sits longer you give the sauce a chance to ooze it's way all the way through. My Wife loved it and was really digging the lemon zest I added....she never had any that had it in it before.
If it needs to be Heated to be Eated, I can do it on my Weber!

Tim in PA

Baklava is delicious and yours looks great!
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One Touch Platinum

Thanks, it WAS great. "Burp..." To me the most interesting thing about it is that you have to cut it before you bake it. That's a new one for me. I will be making this again for sure!
If it needs to be Heated to be Eated, I can do it on my Weber!