Greek Food Tv☼ Filo Pastry – Greek Recipes


This is the Greek Food Channel www.dianekochilas.com Well-known Greek food expert and award-winning author DIANE KOCHILAS and photographer VASSILIS STENOS own and operate the THE GLORIOUS GREEK KITCHEN COOKING SCHOOL and DV FOOD ARTS CONSULTING. We run cooking classes and organize culinary tours in Greece for recreational and professional cooks. We produce specialty books and other food-and-wine-related literature for a wide variety of clients and independently for the tourist and other …

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    11 Responses to “Greek Food Tv☼ Filo Pastry – Greek Recipes”

    1. dnworks says:

      If you want to see the whole process, meaning the actual rolling out of the filo check out the video “Gluten free baklava” by yours trully … a greek that sill does it!

    2. Petalouda1968 says:

      I want to see the entire process..

    3. dnworks says:

      Rolling the filo out is a trick, but not that tough. I have to do it because I have celiac disease and cannot use the store-bought kind … celiacs cannot eat wheat, rye or barley. I learned how to roll filo and show how to do it on a youtube video … search for my youtube name … dnworks

      Dimitrios

    4. Lisanab says:

      useless

    5. chefcommons says:

      Nice work, we liked your video very much so we embedded it on ChefCommons w/ link back and reference to Youtube. (Let us know if you don’t wish for it to be featured)

    6. EvelynGB says:

      sooooooooooooooooooooo… is that it?

      I guess it will be buying mine at the shops still. :(

    7. AnnoulaXeni says:

      “A small deceiving”?! Wildly deceiving more like!

      Much as I generally like Diane’s recipes, here she’s having a go. Making real filo is hardly “simple” although making the DOUGH for filo is (and that’s ALL she’s doing here). The stretching into paper-thin sheets is an art — so much so that very few Greeks still do it.

      Diane, on your tours take your clients to a real filo-making shop (there’s a brilliant one in Kallithea) but don’t post these misleading “recipes”!

    8. EllasChiK says:

      den exw ksana akousi gia ouzo se auti ti sintagi, oute gia lemoni, prepei na to dokimaso mia mera lol

    9. eddiesluver says:

      This video is really a small deceiving because it isnt really as simple as that. You have to have a feel for the doe, its not just as simple as kneed and fold.

      Diane you should do another vid on this really showing the entire process, un-edited so that you can discuss the feeling as you are doing it, it would be much better for the viewers who have no clue about making filo.

      I make it with my yiayia when we make diropita, even the air temperature and wind can ruin it.

    10. datzfast says:

      spo how do you streatch it

    11. WeaTheRgrlx0x says:

      ei yiayia mou ayorazie to phyllo zymari kai kanei pita

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