Turc Baklava Easy Steps to Make It

Because I always look for ease in my achievements, I chose the Turc Baklava Rolls. A recipe that comes from Turkey, a super-caloric dessert very caloric certainly, but in this holy month we really need energy to hold all day and accompanied by a good mint tea, I could not resist baklava

Prepare the filo paste

Unroll the filo dough.
Brush the first filo leaf with melted butter
Sprinkle generously with roughly crushed dry fruits (I used pistachio, walnuts and almonds).
Place a thin stick at the edge and begin to gently wrap the filo paste.

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Prepare the turc baklava rolls

Brush the second filo leaf with melted butter, and place the pudding on the edge and roll up again.
Press on the edge of the flange and slide one end so as to crease the flange, then remove the stick.
Arrange the pudding in a baking dish (gratin dish for me)
Do the same for remaining filo leaves.
Take care to tighten the pudding well between them.
Drizzle the baklawa rolls with remaining melted butter.

Heat and Bake

It is better to cut the baklawa rolls before baking because at the exit of the oven must wait until it cools.
Bake in preheated 350 F (180 C) oven for 20-25 or until golden brown.
Heat the honey and add the orange blossom water.

At the end of the oven, pour the warm honey over the surface of the baklawa rolls.
Sprinkle if desired crushed pistachio. Can be kept in a hermetic box and they did not last long at home, 3 days at the max.