PhylloDough

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Phyllo dough is an ultra-thin, unleavened pastry dough used to create layered, flaky baked goods and desserts in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Food ingredient
Pastry dough
Unleavened dough
alternateName Filo dough
Fyllo dough
Phyllo pastry
bakedWith Butter
Olive oil
category Baking ingredient
Pastry
cookingMethod Baked in an oven
dietaryNote Can be made with plant-based oils for vegan use
Can be suitable for vegetarian diets depending on fat used
distinctionFrom Puff pastry
Shortcrust pastry
feature Contains no layers of solid fat in the dough itself
Flakiness comes from multiple thin sheets separated by fat
form Rectangular sheets
leavening Unleavened
mainIngredient A small amount of oil or melted butter
Salt
Water
Wheat flour
originRegion Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
preparationMethod Rolled or stretched into very thin sheets
requires Brushing with butter or oil between layers
requiresSkill Careful handling to prevent tearing
servingTemperature Typically served warm or at room temperature
storage Often sold frozen in sheets
texture Flaky
Thin
typicalThickness Extremely thin, almost translucent
typicalUse Baked desserts
Layered pastries
Savory pies
usedInCuisine Balkan cuisine
Greek cuisine
Mediterranean cuisine NERFINISHED
Middle Eastern cuisine
Turkish cuisine NERFINISHED
usedToMake Baklava
Börek
Galaktoboureko
Spanakopita
Strudel-style pastries
Tiropita

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TurkishCuisine usesIngredient PhylloDough