May 10, 2010

Feta, Dill, and Green Onion Böreği

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This is the easiest and fastest Böreks that I've ever made, unless if you are planning to make your own yufka which will take a lot of practice and pretty time consuming to make, especially when it times to roll the dough to achieve the thinness of yufka dough. For now, I am quite happy with the store bought yufka dough. One day when I have enough energy and time, I will try to make my own yufka dough.

The filling of this Böreks is very simple and easy to make. I like to used French feta cheese which is less sodium. If you find this still too salty, you can soak the feta to each out some of the salt before using it. If you like the meat filling, I made once with leftover Turkey from Thanksgiving dinner last year. It was really delicious. So, if you have leftover meat or poultry, you can make this Sigara Böreği. It really is superb snacks.

Feta, Dill, and Green Onion Böreği
This recipe make about 12 to 24 Böreks
~elra~

12 - 24 sheets Yufka dough
12 oz feta cheese
1 bunch scallions, chopped
½ cup chopped fresh dill
1 egg
1 egg white
canola oil for frying
  • crumble feta cheese and place it into a bowl with chopped scallions, dill, and 1 egg. Mix well.
  • lay one sheet of yufka dough on working surface, add feta cheese filling about 2 tablespoon for each Börek, brush the edge of the pasty with egg white, roll it like you would roll Chinese spring roll. Fry in hot oil until brown and crispy. Serve immediately.
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23 comments:

Mediterranean Turkish Cook said...

Elra this looks and sounds superb! Store bought yufka tends to be dryer, so definitely homemade yufka is better. I need to start making my own yufka too!

dinnersanddreams.net said...

I've always wanted to make Turkish boreks but haven't gotten to it yet. Yours look fantastic!

Nisrine

Taste of Beirut said...

This looks so good! I love to eat these but less to make them! They require a bit of care, but the result is worht it!

Trixy said...

That looks delicious Elra! -- As everything you cook usually does! :)

Rosa's Yummy Yums said...

Just the kind of yummy food I adore! Really scrumptious looking.

Cheers,

Rosa

Sophie said...

Waw!! This looks like a labour of love,...That's very special & I want to savour it right now!!


Luscious food!

Jeannie said...

Yummy looking rolls! looks so crispy on the outside.

5 Star Foodie said...

Those look super delicious, love the filling with feta!

Cathy said...

What a mouthwatering recipe, Elra. I do love fresh dill. A meat filling would be delicious too.

Mary said...

Elra, this is an absolutely amazing dish. The recipe and photos just beg for it to be tried. AND I will (try it). I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

zerrin said...

Your boreks look fantastic! I can't take my eyes from the first picture. I generally use parsley in such boreks but dill is a great change. Wonderful snacks!

Ana Powell said...

Superb, loved your photos too x

pigpigscorner said...

Love the creamy feta filling and the crispy skin!

Joanne said...

Just the thought of all that feta cheese inside this crispy crust is making me very hungry. What a great appetizer!

Live.Love.Eat said...

Wow, I love anything filled and rolled and tucked away. These look delicious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zia Elle said...

never tasted it before, I have to try, it looks very good!!

Heide said...

Love this recipe! There's nothing better than homemade Borek.

SallyBR said...

oh, this is another amazing recipe!

I will never ever find yufka dough where I live, though... that's sad!

the photos are beautiful, as usual

Catherine said...

Elra this looks so beautiful and scrumptious! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers~

Nancy said...

wow, these look crispy and delicious! Great filling combination.

virginie said...

rhooooo just for me elra !!!!!
this look so gourmand !!!

bises
virginie

Lori Lynn said...

That filling sounds fabulous!
LL

Murasaki Shikibu said...

I have loved these ever since I had some in Istanbul (a variation of these anyway). :)

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