PRODIGY(R) interactive personal service 12/10/92 5:41 PM FOOD AND WINE CLUB TOPIC: ETHNIC TIME: 12/08 11:25 AM TO: DOROTHY SCOTT (XBFV90B) FROM: CHUCK OZBURN (HBWK07A) SUBJECT: FILO / PHYLLO DOUGH Dorothy, phyllo recipe on request!! BHAJI (VEGETABLE) SAMOOSA 1 pkg phyllo dough - chilled 1oz carrots } 1oz celery } 1oz snow peas } peeled and cut into 1/4 inch dice 1oz green beans } 1oz potatoes } Butter Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste and other spices of choice Vegetable stock 2 eggs - separated and beaten } mix well for Milk } eggwash Grease bottom of pan that has a tight lid with butter; add vegetables with just enough stock to cover; sweat, and cook just al dente'; adjust seasonings; remove phyllo dough from cooler and carefully open (dough is very fragile); cut the dough into 2 inch wide strips and lay on a greased and dampened sheet of parchment paper; cover with another greased and dampened sheet; take one strip of the dough, three layers thick, and brush with the egg wash; place a heaping teaspoon of the vegetables on the dough about 1 inch from the end; fold the dough across the filling diagonally, starting with the right corner; fold down the strip then across again diagonally; repeat folding for the rest of the strip; brush both sides of packet with eggwash and place on a parchment covered baking sheet; bake in a preheated 375~F oven until golden brown. Yield: 12 pieces. Note: Samoosas may also be deep fried, until golden brown, in 375~F peanut oil. Refrigerate remaining phyllo dough. It sounds more complicated than it is... Try it!! Chuck in Pok 12/08/92 10:40 COZBURN on GEnie PRODIGY(R) interactive personal service 12/10/92 5:44 PM FOOD AND WINE CLUB TOPIC: ETHNIC TIME: 12/09 9:39 AM TO: JAMES WILD (SVCP35A) FROM: NATALIE SKOCZYLAS (DBGH45B) SUBJECT: POLISH DILL PKL SOUP James,this is the recipe I have. Hope you can use it. 3 large dill pickles 1 cup sour cream 3 T butter 2 T flour meat or vegetable stock Slice the pickles and saute in butter and flour >>>>> until thoroughly wilted. Add thestock and simmer slowly for 1/2 hr. Strain and add the sour cream. Serve with pierozki. Natalie in cold Ct.