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Leaf: phylloid
<span class="word-self">phyllospan>-silicate
(Kimya) Any of the group of silicates characterized by SiO4 tetrahedra linked in sheets of indefinite extent in which the ratio of silicon and aluminium to oxygen is 2: 5
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A type of dough, originating in Mediterranean cuisine, that is used in thin layers to make pastries (such as baklava and apple strudel) and pies and becomes very flaky when cooked
<span class="word-self">phyllospan> pastry
Same as phyllo
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Phyllo, also known as filo or fillo dough, consists of paper-thin sheets of raw, unleavened flour dough. The Turkish name for phyllo is yufka, though there is also a Turkish flatbread named yufka
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A type of pastry made in thin, almost transparent layers
<span class="word-self">phyllospan> pastry
A type of pastry made in thin, almost transparent layers
<span class="word-self">phyllospan>
A Greek pastry, phyllo is made up of tissue-thin layers of dough The dough is used for dishes such as baklava and spanikopita It can usually be found frozen in supermarkets Phyllo is sometimes spelled filo Recipe: Spinach Beggars Purses
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{i} type of flaky dough spread out into very thin sheets and used particularly in Greek cooking
<span class="word-self">phyllospan>
tissue thin sheets of pastry used especially in Greek dishes
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&?; a leaf; as, phyllopod, phyllotaxy
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A combining form from Gr
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This word is Greek for "leaf " It refers to the tissue-thin layers of pastry dough used in Greek and Near Eastern preparations such as Baklava and Spanakopita
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another spelling of filo
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Tissue thin sheets of dough, usually layered to make flaky pastries
<span class="word-self">phyllospan> pastry
{i} type of flaky dough spread out into very thin sheets and used particularly in Greek cooking