Phyllo Dough
Betty Barber
glennbettybarber@aol.com
01/17/05 		Can someone tell me where to buy phyllo dough. I have looked everywhere but I guess not in the right place.
Anna
ahon@sagchip.org
02/03/05 		I just saw some at Gordon Foods Service Most stores have it in the refrigerator section
ellen

02/05/05 		Or in the freezer section with the bread doughs and pastries
phyllo dough
lslco9@aokl.com
10/17/05 		jusst what is phyllo and how do I make my own?
ellen

10/18/05 		Phyllo/filo is a paper-thin pastry dough used in layers to make crusts for Mediterranean desserts and entrees. It is VERY VERY difficult to make because the dough is literally stretched so thin you can read large print through it. Greek grandmothers can get the right flour and have the hand skills; I don't, I have tried, and I am a very good baker. So I don't post a recipe.
ellen

10/18/05 		OK, here is a sub for true filo/phyllo that you can try at home. I cannot post links on the bulletin board, thanks to the spammers, so you have to change the stars to slashes to use this URL, OK?

bread.allrecipes.com*az*SbstittPhyllDgh.asp

linda
lindareizen@aol.com
11/18/05 		Can I refreeze phyllo dough?
ellen

11/18/05 		It is not unsafe, but loses quality pretty badly. It is not very expensive where I live, so I suggest you start fresh-
Maggie
04/06/06 		I cant seem to find phyllo dough. Where can I purchase it. If in the super market where in the super market should i look
ellen
04/07/06 		It is in the freezer department with the unusual bread doughs and other odd frozen things, such as Chinese dumplings. Good luck.
Hien
07/23/06 		You can find phyllo dough in the frozen pie section in local supermarkets like Walmart, Winne Dixie, etc...
shyKathy1954
07/28/06 		Hi can some help me can some fine me the recipe
for phyo dough and some recips that you can for this recies you sent it to my email shykathy1954@insightbb.com thanks.
shyKathy1954
07/28/06 		Hi can someone help me fine me the recipe
for phyo dough and some recipes that go with the phyo dough you can sent it to my email shykathy1954@insightbb.com thanks.
ellen
07/28/06 		Kathy, this is VERY hard to make at home- see the discussion on site
breeb
08/23/06 		thanks

i have searched everywhere for the dough... never thought to look in FROZEN goods.. just in the chilled areas

bba
08/28/06 		My family is allergic to gluten. There are so many substitutes now for gluten free living, but I haven't found one for phyllo dough. Do you know of one? Thanks!
ellen
08/28/06 		Unfortunately, the thinness of the filo depends on the gluten The possible substitute for some dishes would be gluten-free crepes, but even this would nut be close.
Biswajit
04/09/07 		Rice flour could be a good substitute.

Mix it with water to form a viscous liquid. Spread a this layer of oil on a flat frying pan and spread a thin layer of the rice flour on the frying pan.

Once the whole thing has "melded", you can take if off as a paper-thin layer

ellen
04/10/07 		This will be possible, not as crispy...