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Amount | Measure | Name |
---|---|---|
1 | each | Large bunch tuscan cabbage (leaves stripped from stems) |
100 | g | Diced eschallot |
10 | g | Garlic minced |
50 | g | Butter |
200 | g | Persian fetta |
1 | each | Bunch continental parsley (chopped small) |
80 | g | Tea soaked currents |
12 | each | Pampas Frozen Fillo Pastry Sheets |
50 | g | Melted butter |
100 | mL | Natural Youghurt |
20 | g | Sumac |
1 | each | Parsley and Eschallots to finish |
Preheat oven to 180ºc. Melt butter in frying pan, sautee eschallots and butter on a medium heat until softened. Add in cabbage. Sautee until cabbage is wilted and mixed well with garlic and eschallots. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.
Mix feta, currents and parsley into the cabbage mixture, season with salt and black pepper. Layer 3 sheets of filo pastry with melted butter between each layer. On one side of the layered filo, gather a row of cabbage mixture. This needs to be nice and tight and well formed.
Roll the filo like a cigar shape buttering between each roll. Then turn the cigar into the shape of a snail and tie off with foil.
Bake on tray in preheated oven for approximately 12 minutes or until golden brown on the top and bottom of the spanakopita. Meanwhile, mix together the yoghurt and a small amount of sumac, season with salt and pepper.
Once the spanakopita is cooked, allow to cool slightly. Smear some sumac yoghurt on to a plate, place spanakopita on top and garnish with some thin sliced eschallot and parsley.
I have a passion for experimenting with a variety of flavours to bring new delicious combinations to my menu. My Spanakopita recipe adds a sweet flavoursome twist to a mediterranean favourite, making it the perfect addition to your menu.
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