Wednesday, April 23, 2014

About Low Fat Cooking: The Magic of Phyllo

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From Fiona Haynes, your Guide to Low Fat Cooking
I enjoy pie as much as the next person, but I also realize that pie contains a lot of fat and calories. But there are some ways to lighten the load, principally by switching from regular pie crust or topping to a phyllo crust. Light and flaky, phyllo satisfies the need for something crispy and even buttery tasting -- if you want to brush the layers with a little butter or spray with butter-flavored cooking spray. So this week, try your hand at some yummy phyllo-based (or topped) pies and tarts, both sweet and savory.

 

Asparagus and Tomato Tart
Here's an elegant-looking seasonal asparagus and tomato tart that would be perfect for a spring lunch, brunch, or light supper. Made with phyllo pastry, this tart is light, flaky, and delicious... Read more

A Lighter Chicken Pot Pie
Chicken pot pie is a great comfort food and can be full of fat and calories. Not this one, though. Topped with phyllo pastry, this portion-sized chicken pot pie is light and filling at the same time... Read more
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Apple Phyllo Pie
Apple pie can be eaten year round, whether at Thanskgiving, July 4th, or somewhere in between. Lighten your pie by using ... Read more
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Tomato Basil Phyllo Tart
Similar to the asparagus and tomato tart, this tomato and basil tart is nice to bring along to a brunch, lunch, or potluck dinner. It makes nice finger food at a party, too... Read more
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