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Old 12-19-2018, 04:58 AM
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Red face Phyllo Cups

Help on what to fill phyllo cups with. Thanks
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Old 12-19-2018, 08:15 AM
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​Sweet or savoury you can use anything that doesn’t need a lot of cooking as phyllo dough usually browns quickly.
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I like to put a piece of brie, bake till brie melts, (not long) then top with a bit of raspberry jam. Everyone loves them.
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I like to put a piece of brie, bake till brie melts, (not long) then top with a bit of raspberry jam. Everyone loves them.
Oh, yes! these are delicious
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Originally Posted by redquilter View Post
I like to put a piece of brie, bake till brie melts, (not long) then top with a bit of raspberry jam. Everyone loves them.
........ or cranberry sauce!
mmmmmmmmmmm!!!
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Originally Posted by redquilter View Post
I like to put a piece of brie, bake till brie melts, (not long) then top with a bit of raspberry jam. Everyone loves them.
That sounds really good.
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Old 12-20-2018, 04:40 AM
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Easy and fast dessert - I fill with lemon curd.
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I'm making a mock crab salad or what ever you call it and putting that in them. First I will crisp up the filo cups in the oven. Hope they turn out.
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I'm getting really hungry reading this thread.................
I love phyllo! I love Brie!
What don't I love?
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I like to make a filling using chopped spinach, Ricotta, Parmesan, Mozzarella, an egg or two as a binder, garlic and a pepper. I fill the phyllo cups and bake. It's basically the same filling I use for veggie lasagna.

I also sometimes use pie filling.
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