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Reviewed: jun. 29, 2009
This is so good! It took an hour to make the first time. Definitely do let the sauce cool and don't cover the dish once it's done. This will be a new family recipe to make again and again.
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Reviewed: jun. 25, 2009
After the first time I made this, I was asked to make it for a wedding, it's that good! I made it for the wedding and had some leftover and took it to my son's ballgame and got raves from everyone there who had some. Fabulous recipe! Easy to make. Some of the tips I picked up before making it were to butter the layers VERY lightly. I think I only used about a 1/2 cup of melted butter instead of a cup. I also don't cover the dough while layering. I find it's actually easier to use when it starts to dry out. Don't worry about the dough tearing or wrinkling, you can't tell once it's cooked. Also, let the sauce cool before pouring over. Definitely a great recipe!
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Reviewed: jun. 25, 2009
Great recipe! It tasted so so good and was nice and crispy. Next time, though I might add a pinch more cinnamon.
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Reviewed: jun. 25, 2009
First time using phyllo sheets but not hard at all to handle! Love it!
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Reviewed: jun. 23, 2009
Yummy! Way too sweet though. Next time I'll cute the sugar by at least half. The honey mixture definitely needs to be made ahead of time and cooled. Also, I made 1 and a 1/2 times the amount of honey mixture, which worked out perfect. Yummy recipe, and not very hard to make.
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Reviewed: jun. 22, 2009
My boyfriend said this rivaled our local Greek restaurant's Baklava! Make sure to chop nuts very finely, but otherwise this is a pretty perfect recipe.
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Reviewed: jun. 22, 2009
My 16 year old daughter made this as part of her final project for cooking class and it turned out great. She used 3/4 almonds and 1/4 pistachios.
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Reviewed: jun. 18, 2009
This was very good. I am not sure if I will make again but it was the best Baklava I have ever eaten! Not all my family was a fan.
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Reviewed: jun. 17, 2009
I have used this recipe for a couple of years. You can't go wrong with it. I have used pecan, walnuts, almonds..you name it, whatever nuts I had on hand or what was on sale at the store. Never skimp and use margarine on this. It deserves the real thing.
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Reviewed: jun. 5, 2009
This is a great recipe!. To make it even easier though, my grandmoter taught me to use two pieces of philo dough on the bottom, butter the top of the two, then two more buttered on the top one and then put a nice amount of nuts on one end of the philo dough and roll it up from that end. It's quick, it's easy and you don't have to butter each individual sheet. She brushes the top of the roll with butter once its rolled and then places in a lined cookie sheet with the rolls all next to eachother, cut and bake same amount of time. Because it's rolled it doesn't fall apart as easily, easier to hold.
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Reviewed: jun. 4, 2009
I made this tonight for the first time. It was delicious. My son, who does not like any type of nuts in food, raved about this yummy dessert. I made it exactly as stated and it was perfect. Thanks for a great recipe. I will be making this again.
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Reviewed: jun. 2, 2009
I have used this recipe at least a dozen times and it is outstanding! We do like it with much more cinnamon though, a couple tablespoons. Every single person who has eaten it said it was the best they've ever had. My brother told me he had baklava at an award-winning Greek restaurant and mine was much better.
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Reviewed: jun. 1, 2009
Just made for the first time and I think the recipe is a little misleading. It sounds like you only use 16 sheets of the dough, ie...the two layers, butter, two layers, butter until you've done 8 sheets, then add some nuts, then two sheets, butter, nuts, two sheets, butter nuts until the top layer has 6-8 sheets. Since mine is so thin I'm assuming I was supposed to continue layering until I had used all of the dough. I didn't even use half the nuts and if I added all of the sauce it would be swimming in it. I'll try adding more layers next time.
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Reviewed: may 26, 2009
Just made for the first time and its fantastic! I've never worked w/phyllo dough before so, I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into but, it wasn't so bad. I took the advice of many people and glad I did. The bottom turned out soggy but, from other reviewers its probably b/c I used to much butter so, I will watch that next time. Thanks for the fantastice recipe!
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Reviewed: may 26, 2009
This is one of the best things i've ever made on allrecipes possibly. I already had my mom requesting to make it for her birthday. This is sure to be made many many times again.
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Reviewed: may 25, 2009
Absolutely amazing!!! Just made it for the first time, and everyone LOVED it. Tastes just like the Baklava from our favorite Greek Restaurant.
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Reviewed: may 19, 2009
I have been cooking for over five decades and hubby and I are former restaurant owners (I made the pastries, etc.), and used this recipe for the first time a few days ago. The next day, we brought it to a party filled with foodies and world travellers. It was the absolute hit of the party, and I have never heard as many compliments on a dish as I did that night. I followed the directions and some tips from readers, made the sauce ahead of time and chilled it (doubled sauce recipe and used leftover to pour at table), and used walnuts which I chopped medium-fine in my Cuisinart. The only tricky part is buttering the layers - must be done with a light touch to prevent them from shifting and/or tearing. It really helped to have hubby remove the defrosted phyllo sheets from the package as we worked, lay them in the pan, and I followed up with spreading the butter and sprinkling the nuts. Team work! Living here in Florida, I used orange-blossom honey, which added a pleasant touch. We have a convection oven, but I still used 350 degrees and checked after 20, 30, and about 40 minutes. This recipe went in front of my "Desserts" file, to be made many times in the future. Thanks, original poster and tipsters!
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Reviewed: may 18, 2009
I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out AWESOME! Everyone who tried it loved it. I cut the pieces before hand (but would make them smaller next time as it's so sweet) and made the sauce in advance. I forgot to read that you need to thaw the phyllo dough so that was interesting, but it all worked fine. I also probably only ended up using 1/2cup of butter. Not on purpose, but there was lots left over.
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Reviewed: may 12, 2009
Time consuming to make, but delicious! The only thing I would suggest is melting the butter first. Thanks for sharing! :)
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Reviewed: may 11, 2009
This was the best Baklava I've ever had!!! DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING! I tried 3 different ways before I followed the recipe, there is no need for changing! DELISH!!!!
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