An easy, delicious pie with plenty of nutritious ingredients that even big and small children who struggle with eating vegetables will love! It's light, low in calories, and allows for individual creativity in choosing the ingredients.
Just like the gardener's soup, where we use whatever vegetables we have in the refrigerator, the same logic applies here. We use leftover vegetables. For this specific pie, for a 32cm baking dish, I've used as many vegetables as would be enough to create a satisfying pie once they shrink during sauteing. Keep in mind that the vegetables lose about two-thirds of their volume during sauteing.
For the filling, you will need:
For the dough, I used:
If you follow the exact ingredients and mix them well, you will get the perfect dough for easily rolling out the phyllo sheets. Once the dough is prepared, wrap it in plastic wrap and let it rest in the refrigerator for about half an hour.
Meanwhile, after washing and finely chopping the vegetables, heat a non-stick pan, add a little olive oil, and saute the vegetables in the following order: start with the harder vegetables (onions, leeks, and peppers), and when they soften, add the softer vegetables (mushrooms, grated carrots, etc.). Saute for about 5-8 minutes until their volume reduces to one-third. Remove the pan from heat, season with salt and pepper, and add the bulgur. Transfer the mixture to a strainer and let it drain excess liquid.
Once the filling is ready and draining, take the dough out of the refrigerator. Divide it in half, roll
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