Layered Egyptian pastry made from stretched dough, ghee, and oil, baked into flaky golden sheets.
Feteer meshaltet is Egypt's layered pastry of celebration and generosity. The dough is rested, stretched paper-thin with ghee, folded into layers, and baked until puffed and flaky.
Layered Egyptian pastry made from stretched dough, ghee, and oil, baked into flaky golden sheets.
Best for Best for breakfast tables, holidays, guest visits, and tea service., with a hard cooking level and about 80 minutes total.
Honey, molasses, clotted cream, feta, olives, or mish.
Egypt national table. A verified Egypt dish in the AfroKitchen archive.
Honey, molasses, clotted cream, feta, olives, or mish.
Egypt national table
Keep the rhythm calm, watch the texture, and adjust seasoning at the end.
Plain feteer is served sweet or savory, while stuffed versions can include cheese, sausage, sugar, coconut, or custard.