Apple Turnovers using Phyllo Dough

Apple Turnovers using Phyllo Dough







             




                                                                             
Filling

4-5 apples quite small (use granny smith for a better result),diced,
1-2 TBS butter
2 tsp lemon/orange peel
1/4 cup -1/3 cup sugar (depending on your taste...)
1 tsp vanilla extract
phyllo sheets
1 tsp cinnamon, sometimes I use Nutmeg (Jouz hendi in Farsi) or ginger powder, and the tase is extraordinary goood!
butter  melted
powdered sugar for dusting (optional)


Peel and dice apples. In a medium saucepan, add apples,sugar,vanilla,orange/lemon peel and cinnamon. Heat on med-low stirring every so often . Cook for about 5 minutes or until the apple mixture thickens.


Remove from heat. Remove phyllo dough from package and have a damp towel ready so you can keep the phyllo sheets covered as you work.They tend to dry out very quickly


Melt butter. Using a pastry brush, brush one phyllo sheet. Fold in half(vertical)and brush again. Fold again to form a long strip. Brush again with butter if you like. On one edge, add about 1 1/2 TBS of apple filling. Roll in the form of a triangle...just like you would fold a flag.
 Brush the outside of the triangle phyllo turnover with extra butter. Place on a cookie sheet. Bake at 220c for 15 minutes or until nicely golden brown. Check after about 10 minutes so that they won't burn. Oven temps vary.
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