Baklava

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Ingredients
a.. 500 grams of filo pastry
b.. 300 grams of unsalted butter (melted)
c.. 2 cups chopped walnuts or pistachio nuts
Syrup:

a.. 500 grams of sugar
b.. 1/2 litre of water
c.. Juice of 1/2 lemon
How to make Baklava

METHOD:

1- Preheat the owen to 180 deg.celsius (350 deg.fahr) and grease a 25 x 30 cm baking dish.
2- Brush dish with melted butter.
3- Place one sheet of filo pastry in bottom of dish and brush with melted butter.
4- Place another sheet of pastry and brush the top with melted butter.
5- Continue this until you use half of the filo pastry.
6- Sprinkle with chopped nuts.
7- Place the remaining layers of filo pastry, brushing each one with melted butter.
8- Brush the top with melted butter and cut into diamond shapes.
9- Bake until golden.
10- To make the syrup, place the above ingredients in a saucepan and boil on medium heat stirring constantly.
11- Let simmer for 15 minutes.
12- Pour hot syrup over cooled baklava.
13- Allow to cool and absorb syrup before serving.
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The Baklava Palace in Deltons no doubt has a variety of Baklavas and mithai, however just a week back I bought the smallest packet of Milk Mithai that they offer. Just when I ate the third piece - THERE WAS A SHORT BLACK HAIR - that came in my mouth! It was horrible and I left the mithai instantly. I still have the remaining mithai in my fridge and as I will get time, I will go and insult them because they pose, wearing those plastic gloves, that everything is clean but actually this is what they hold inside. I don't know who's disgusting hair that was! What a Loser Place. Food is what we live on and if somebody does not take care of our needs in the best way then at least I don't want to eat from this place ever again. In Pakistan, although Muslims are living but there is no sense at all of cleanliness! Others can enjoy a sweet with a hair in it, but sorry I can't because not only should we respect food, we should also keep it clean from disgusting matter. I bet big names like Gordon Ramsay would agree with me!

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