All things beautiful: Galaktoboureko: Greek Milk Pie Recipe

quinta-feira, 1 de abril de 2021

Galaktoboureko: Greek Milk Pie Recipe

Here’s a traditional recipe for the Greek dessert galaktoboureko, aka Greek milk pie.

Syrup

SUGAR 2lb/900gr
WATER 14fl oz/400ml
HONEY 1tbsp

Boil for 3 minutes and let cool down.

For the custard

MILK 28fl oz/800ml
CREAM 7fl oz/200ml
SEMOLINA 3.5oz/100gr
VANILLA ¼ tsp

Stir for 1 minute

EGGS 4
BUTTER 2oz/60gr
SUGAR 8oz/230gr

Stir until it gets thickened

Make the galaktoboureko pieces

Get a baking pan and spread melted butter

take the 1st Phyllo and spread melted butter allover
take a 2nd Phyllo sheet and spread melted butter allover

Add 2 tbsp of the custard on top of the phyllo sheets with the butter.

Wrap and spread melted butter on the edges. Once you place in the pan spread melted butter on top of the pieces.

Bake

Bake at preheated oven 338°F/170°C for 1/2 hour.
Add syrup and let it be absorbed for a few minutes.
Add Cinnamon (optional)

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