When I go to the grocery stores there are days I like to browse along all the aisles very slowly and see everything they have on sale or on discount. That's when I see things like phyllo dough on sale and buy it without really needing it for a recipe right away. I came home a month ago and place this phyllo dough in the freezer and promptly forgot about it. The other day I was looking for something in the freezer when I came across it and decided I better defrost and use it before I forget about again. So I made my version of spanakopita triangles and some spirals (which my daughter called sushi). They came out really well and now I want to "browse" along the grocery store again so I can find phyllo dough on sale just so I can play around with it some more.
Ingredients:
1 box of Phyllo dough defrosted
1 (10oz) box of frozen spinach defrosted
1 tsp grated fresh garlic
1 medium onion
1/2 red bell pepper finely diced (optional)
1/2 tsp cumin powder
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp onion powder
salt or seasoning salt to taste
red chili flakes to taste
black pepper to taste
4oz of crumbled feta cheese (I used sun-dried tomato flavor)
1 1/2 cups mozzarella cheese
Directions:


Heat 1 tsp of canola oil in pan. Add onion, bell pepper and garlic and saute. Next add the defrosted spinach. Make sure you squeeze all the water from the frozen spinach so it is very dry. Then add seasonings and saute for a minute.
Turn off the stove and add the crumbled feta and mozzarella cheese. Taste for seasoning.
To assemble the triangles:





Place two sheets of phyllo dough and lightly spray with cooking spray (or melted butter). Place a good amount of filling at the bottom of the sheet. Fold the two sides inside.


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I love using those flaky phyllo dough! I never used frozen spinach but with that, this step makes it very easy and quick to make!
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Beautifully done with the illustrations and all.
ReplyDeleteI love spanakopita but have never made them. You make it seem so easy, nice pix :)
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ReplyDeleteOh, how I love spanakopita! And adding mozzarella makes it even better!!!
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