Layer Phyllo Dough and butter each piece
Layer on Nuts and Chocolate, Peat and Repeat about every 10 or so sheets.
Bake It!
Make the syrup
Pour HOT syrup over cooled Baklava.......this keeps it crunchy
"qu'ils mangent de la brioche" LET THEM EAT CAKE!
I love Baklava and really have some fond memories of it. Whenever my friends and I would venture up to the Big City "Erie" and go to the "MillCreek Mall" from good ol' suckhole T'ville or T-Vegas as it is now called (I will never understand the whole T-Vegas thang), we would ALWAYS stop in at Tiffany's Bakery. It is now gone and has been for years. They used to make trays and trays of Baklava in all shapes....rolled like cigars (or dead bodies in a carpet), triangles, and these open muffin tin shapes etc. Those were the days......cruising up to Erie, going to the Limited and snack'n on some Tiffany's baklava.......where did the time go.
You are supposed to end up with about 40 sheets total but unfortunately as I was making this.....I was preocuppied w/our break in and only ended up with 20 sheets. Is it pre-occupied or pre-occuppied or pre-ocuppied......perhaps octopus. I was pre-octopus w/our break in and only ended up with 20 sheets. So I made 1/2 Baklava....who da'heel cares cause it was still Good Eats~Alton Brown.
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Is there anyplace left in Erie, that does make this? I might be tempted to try it when I go North again.
Lora, I have no idea. I know they have it at the Church Festival...the Greek Orthodox. Other than that I don't know anyone that makes it. You can get it online...especially around Christmas time. It is quite easy to make though. Try a batch out!
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