Miniature Baklava Desserts

from website : Nov 13, 2020 · With 50 paper-thin phyllo pastry leaves, it's no wonder these "two-bite" morsels are so delectable. They're layered with finely-chopped walnuts and spices. Then drenched with honey-flavored syrup and baked to a crisp, golden brown. Each approx. 1" square.

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Baklava is meant to be consumed fairly quickly. Over about a week, for example. However, one can put it in the refrigerator to extend how long it will last, which is about a month or so. Do be aware that putting in the refrigerator will make it harder when you bite into it so let it sit for about 30 minutes before you eat it out of the refrigerator. It will not go bad if you let it sit to soften. And you can put it right back into the refrigerator. Or you can take out what you want and let that sit for about 30 minutes to soften up and leave everything else in the fridge.

Baklava is sickeningly sweet whether it has only honey, or honey and High Fructose Corn Syrup combined. I've had tons of both over the decades. And unless "Steve777" is a doctor or a nurse, it's totally inappropriate for him to be preaching about what HFCS does to a body. The answer to a question like that depends on how much is being consumed and over how long a duration one consumes it. If one consumes it a few times in a year, it'll likely do nothing except add extra calories that belong to no food group. If one consumes it all the time and in most of the food they eat, yes, there are plenty of negative ramifications on the body. It also depends on existing medical issues like being a diabetic, for example. And I *AM* a nurse!

My pack was not stale in the slightest. It was fresh and lasted for a good amount of time. You can try putting them into the fridge to help preserve the freshness