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Baklava, a rich Greek and middle Eastern pastry, is a bit time consuming to prepare, but has a mouth watering flavor that makes it worth every minute of the time.
When holiday cooks tire of making the same old desserts, they should consider creating a delicious, out of the ordinary, batch of sweet, sticky baklava. This scrumptious gourmet dessert, from the old countries, will enrich any holiday meal. In fact, creating a batch of this sweet confection, made of layers of paper thin, butter drenched dough, will turn an everyday cook into a master chef. This succulent dessert should be made at least one day, and preferably one entire week, before it will be served since it continues to get better as it sets. Despite being a bit time consuming, the steps to prepare this best Greek baklava are fairly simple.. Ingredients for Baklava Pastry
Preparation of BaklavaBe sure to thaw the phyllo dough in the refrigerator for about six or seven hours. Thawing at room temperature will make it too sticky to work with well. After the dough is thawed, preheat the oven to 250 degrees.
Ingredients for the Dessert's Honey Syrup
Preparation of the Baklava Honey Syrup
While it is still hot, finish cutting the rest of the way through each diamond. After the baklava cools, use a pastry knife to lift each piece carefully onto a platter. The baklava will continue to get better each day. Cover it tightly, but do not refrigerate. Baklava, a rich, sweet dessert made of layers of phyllo dough filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with honey will be a welcome addition to any holiday buffet. Traditionally served at holidays, this dessert will top off any meal in a spectacular fashion. HOL101
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