This sounds really nice, but I have a quick question...
How is the phyllo used? Is it rolled into the loaf? And for non-fish
eaters, an suggestions as to what you can sub for the tuna?
Just curious!
Dave from Winnipeg, where it is a very cold day...
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From: <RBrown9213@xxxxxxx>
To: <agratian@xxxxxxxxxxx>; <fatfree@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 1:47 PM
Subject: Re: curries
> Here's one I created when still using more fats, but which can be made ff,
> and it's really nice:
> Lay out several large sheets of Phillo dough sheets at cool to room
> temperature, one on top of the other...
> brush w/a little egg substitute (liquid)...
> drain well two cans of water packed albacore tuna and flake...
> prepare and mix two cups of cooked brown rice with tuna...
> mix in curry powder (use as much or as little as your taste appreciates),
> onion powder, a drop of cayenne pepper, touch of garlic powder (whatever
else
> you'd like, but nothing "wet")...
> smooth mixture out and fold both sides in a little, then ROLL dough into a
> loaf shape and pinch ends -- place in 325 degree oven until browned (can
> brush with a little olive oil and perhaps sprinkle with sesame seeds, or
even
> a wash mixture of butter buds). when this loaf roll comes out and cools
down,
> cut nice size portions and each will look like pinwheel. When my kids were
> young even they liked it. Good hot or cold. Add things to it or delete.
But
> the main premise is good. Tuna, phillo dough, curry powder, etc., nice.
>