Kalitsounia Kritis: Sweet Cheese Pastries from Crete

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In Greek: καλιτσούνια Κρήτης, pronounced kah-leet-SOON-yah KREE-tees

These sweet cheese pastries use a rolled dough instead of thin phyllo sheets.Depending on how they are folded (see below), they can be baked or fried.They are holiday tradition on the Greek island of Crete, but eaten at other times as well because they're so delicious!These call for the fresh soft variety of myzithra (not the aged salty type) cheese, and if you can't find it, try Italian mascarpone or ricotta.

(See this recipe with step by step photos.)

See Also

All About Myzithra Cheese

Greek Easter Menu & Recipes

Christmas & New Year's Menus & Recipes

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