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French Cuisine: Croustillants a la Feta

Ingredients

  • Feta: 200 g (try and use real Greek feta!)
  • Brick/filo sheets (thin pastry brick or filo/fillo): 4
  • Young fresh spinach: 100 g
  • Egg: 1
  • Butter: 20 g
  • Freshly grated Parmegiano: 30 g
  • Pine seeds: 40 g
  • Oil: 200cc/ml
  • White pepper: to taste
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French Cuisine: Croustillants a la Feta

Time: 10 minutes prep, 10 minutes cook
Servings: 4
 

Directions

  1. Clean the spinach in running cold water. Drain them thoroughly and fry them in the butter for 5 minutes on a medium fire.
  2. In a bowl mash the feta with a fork. Add the egg, parmegiano, spinach and pine seeds. Keep a fine pine seeds for decoration. Mix well and add white pepper.
  3. Cut the filo/brick sheets in four portions lengthwise. You should have 16 strips. Place one strip each on another one to form 8 double strips. If the brick is round, fold the thr curving part inside.
  4. Heat the oil in a deep enough pan or deep-fry pan. Deep-fry each the pastry 2 minutes for each side until you obtained a nice dark golden colour.
  5. Serve them immediately decorated with a few roasted pine seeds.
  6. Instead of deep-frying them, you can brush the pastries lightly with oil and cook them in the oven (over a baking sheet) for 7~8 minutes at 210 degrees Celsius. Turn them over halfway in that case.
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Summary

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Easy French and Greek Snack

Reviews

  • Claudia lamascolo
    February 17, 2010
    wow these look fabulous as I am sure they are in taste!

    Comments

    • Yuri Matsuura
      February 18, 2010
      Thank you for your kind explanation. Yes, I will try and will tell you how it tastes. Tanosimi desu!
      1 reply
    • Robert-Gilles Martineau
      February 17, 2010
      Definitely!
      As for the shape you first need to cut the springroll sheet into along the length if it is too wide.
      (You need a large one).
      Then in one corner you put some filling, then you roll the band around the triangle from the inside edge of the filling. A bit difficult to explain.
      Practice with a piece of paper first!LOL
      2 replies
    • Yuri Matsuura
      February 17, 2010
      Hi, is it possible to make this recipe with spring-roll sheet?
      And how to make this form(like your photo)? Could you kindly explain detail process?
      I'd like to try this recipe!