I made some baklava for
a Mediterranean dinner that I'm attending tonight, but I had lots of
leftover phyllo dough. I took one look at my mushrooms and feta
cheese and knew I needed to make something with all of these
ingredients. It's pretty simple, but take a bit of time. These
babies are in the oven right now and I can hardly wait to taste
one!
Phyllo dough (leftover scraps, cut down to about 4 to 5 inch wide squares)
Phyllo dough (leftover scraps, cut down to about 4 to 5 inch wide squares)
1/4 cup butter
1 large onion, sliced
thinly
4 cups mushrooms,
roughly sliced
Salt and pepper and
thyme to taste
1/4 cup feta cheese,
crumbled
1/4 cup oil (as needed,
in a bowl)
Sauté onions in butter
on very low heat for 30 minutes until nearly see-through. Add
mushrooms. Allow mushrooms to cook down on a slightly higher
temperature for about 15 minutes. Add salt, pepper and thyme to
taste.
While the vegetables
are sautéing, place one phyllo sheet in a muffin cup. Spread oil
(with a pastry brush) on the pastry. Add another sheet, repeat.
Continue until 12 cups have 4 sheets each.
Place a few crumbles of
feta cheese in the bottom of each phyllo cup. Scoop one large
spoonful of mushroom mixture into each cup. Crumble remaining feta
onto each cup. Leave open or fold to close. If you fold these to
close them, brush a little more oil on the top/outside.
Bake at 350 F for 20
minutes.
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