Knead the dough
Knead the flour, salt, yoghurt and warm water into a soft dough that does not stick, divide into four balls, cover and rest for 30 minutes.
Turkish Cuisine Pastries & Baking
Thin dough filled with spinach, onion and white cheese, cooked on a griddle or in a pan. If the spinach isn't squeezed dry, the dough tears.
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Knead the flour, salt, yoghurt and warm water into a soft dough that does not stick, divide into four balls, cover and rest for 30 minutes.
Soften the chopped onion in olive oil, add the chopped spinach and stir only until wilted, then tip into a sieve and press out the liquid firmly with a spoon.
Mix the crumbled white cheese and black pepper into the cooled spinach; the cheese is salty, so add no extra salt.
Roll each ball as thin as you can into a round of about 40 cm.
Spread the filling over half the round, fold the other half over and press the edges to seal.
Cook on a hot griddle or pan for 2-3 minutes per side, brushing with butter, until spotted and golden.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
Serving & storage
Storage: Up to 2 days in the fridge.
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Last check: 16.09.2026
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Keeps fresh in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.
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