If you've never baked with phyllo dough or phyllo pastry (also known as "filo"), it's time to do so! It may seem fragile and tricky to work with the texture of phyllo—that feels more like crepe paper ...

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A bubbling pot of chicken and vegetables scented with aromatics and laced with cream is one of mealtime’s greatest pleasures. And this twist on the classic will change the way you make chicken pot pie ...

The familiar Greek spinach pie, spanakopita, has multiple variations. The version made by most cooks outside Greece combines spinach, feta cheese, eggs, and herbs in flaky, paper-thin layers of phyllo ...

The Greek pie hortopita is the country cousin of familiar spanakopita (spinach pie). It's a spring dish, and in Greece it would be made with wild greens (horto) such as chervil, purslane, nettles, or ...

RECENTLY, A WELL-MEANING person recommended Sharon Brenner’s “A Pie Project”—a digital cookbook devoted solely to Greek pies—specifically, the part where I could learn how to make phyllo dough from ...

What is a hot water crust and when should you use it versus a traditional pie crust? Here's everything you need to know about ...

So based on that definition, if we squint (or stretch), we can clearly see this pie is goulash. It has meat, a vegetable and paprika and it is a mixture of heterogeneous elements. But you're right ...

If you’d like, remove the stems from a few fresh bay leaves and grind them in a spice grinder or food processor, then rub them through a fine sieve and sprinkle the top of the pie with the dust. If ...

Whether you spell it phyllo, filo, or fillo, the word means "leaf" in Greek. This unleavened pastry dough is one of the flakiest, crispiest, most dramatic ingredients you can keep in your freezer — ...