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  • GREEK TRIAGLE PUFFS (TYROPITAS)

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    A wonderful warm spinach puff pastry using muenster cheese and cream cheese instead of the feta.

    Ingredients

    • 1 (16 ONCE) PKG PHILO DOUGH
    • ½ LB SHREDDED MUENSTER CHEESE
    • 1 (6 OZ) PKG CREAM CHEESE
    • 1 EGG BEATEN
    • 1 TBSP GRATED RAW ONION
    • ¾ C. MELTED MARGERINE
    • ½ C. FINELY CHOPPED SPINACH (I USED FROZEN CHOPPED- SQUEEZE OUT LIQUID)

    Directions

    1. BEAT TOGETHER 3 CHEESES, EGG AND ONION UNTIL SMOOTH. ADD COOKED SPINACH.
    2. TAKE 2 SHHETS OF PHILO DOUGH OUT OF PACKAGE, KEEPING REMAINING SHEETS COVERED WITH A DAMP TOWEL TO PREVENT DRYING OUT. PLACE THE 2 SHEETS ONE ON TOP THE OTHER, CUT SHEETS INTO 3 OR 4 STRIPS LENGTHWISE. EACH STRIP WILL BE ABOUT 3 INCHES WIDE AND 12 INCHES LONG. PLACE A TEASPOON FUL OF CHEESE MIXTURE IN ONE CORNER OF A STRIP. FOLD DOUGH OVER MIXTURE TO RIGHT EDGE, FOLD UP, THEN OVER TO LEFT EDGE, ALL THE WAY UP THE STRIP, MAKING A TRIANGLE.
    3. PLACE ON UNGREASED COOKIE SHEET. BRUSH ENTIRE TRIANGLE, FRONT AND BACK WITH MELTED BUTTER. BAKE 400 FOR 20 MIN.

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    Reviews

    • Mihir Shah
      Mihir Shah
      Made this for our superbowl party; 4 people ate the entire batch - it was great. Highly recommend for party appetizers.
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      • Lyndsey
        Lyndsey
        Yummy!! Great superbowl appetizer! Thanks, Terri!
        1
        • Jo Stewart
          Jo Stewart
          great.

          Comments

          • katerina papaspiliopoulou
            katerina papaspiliopoulou
            hi, Terri. the recipe is not correct as it concerns the name. TYROPITA means cheese pie (as you describes the method) whereas SPANAKOTYROPITA (meaning spinach & cheese pie) concerns the ingredients you wrote.(in the methjod you don't mention spinach). in aqny case, the pie is delicious. for the treatment of spinach I would suggest to work it with salt in order to be softer and more yummy. best regards and wishes for great cooking! Katerina
            • Haresh Shah
              Haresh Shah
              This recipe looks almost like "Samosa" from Indian cuisine. I look forward to trying your recipe.

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