Gözleme varieties include:
- Spinach and Feta Cheese
- Spinach and Feta and Minced meat
- Spinach and Feta and Egg
- Seafood
- Egg
- Minced Meat
- Cheese
- Potatoes
- Mushroom
- Lavaş cheese
The unique of this meal can be eaten anytime, anywhere. Sometimes some people like it as a snack or just a brunch with hot tea. Among those variety, today I made combination of feta cheese and parsley. You might try other filling variation to get different taste of this gözleme
Phyllo dough-I use ready one ^,^
crumbled feta cheese
Chopped parsley or dill (optional)
Butter for grease the pan while frying
crumbled feta cheese
Chopped parsley or dill (optional)
Butter for grease the pan while frying
Mix feta cheese and chopped parsley/ dill as filling.
Unfold your phyllo dough, scatter feta cheese in center part of phyllo dough, folding each side of the dough to form square shape. Heat a large nonstick skillet, spread the surface with butter, fried both side until done and dark brown in color.
Serve warm.
This picture below I took last summer in one old village in Bursa, name Cumalıkızık. You can see old traditional griddle she use for cooking gözleme. She was making handmade phyllo dough-very very thin wide dough without rolling machine, just manual hand ^,^
Turkish woman make traditional gözleme |
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What a great idea, Citra! I've never ever thought of frying phyllo pastry this way. It's always some kind of samosas or baked desserts. It looks similar to our local 'murtabak' with a mince meat filling except that has a chewy dough. I like this idea, so much easier when I can get store bought phyllo too! Thanks!
ReplyDeletelooks fabulous lovely for anytime
ReplyDeleteI think this is similar to something that we call, Gomleze or Turi Potpechi, and we bake it. :)
ReplyDeleteI've never had Gözleme, but it sounds (and looks!) wonderful!
ReplyDeletei love how you stuffed the phyllo sheets and still made it look like flatbread! delish!
ReplyDeleteThis look so yummy, you have the best recipes on your site. I will have to try and make this. I wonder if our phylo pastry is the same as yours??
ReplyDeleteYummm..
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