Ingredients

How to make it

  • Boil the chicken breasts.
  • Chop finely cooked chicken breasts, parsley, salt and black pepper with a food processor.
  • Preparing the béchamel sauce:
  • Place butter in a saucepan and turn the heat to low. When the butter is melted, remove the saucepan from the stove.
  • Sift the flour into the butter a little at a time stirring continuously to combine them.
  • Add the milk a little at a time.
  • Put the saucepan back on the stove and slowly stir with a wooden spoon, until the sauce starts boiling and becomes thicker.
  • Turn heat off. Add a little bit of salt.
  • Stir occasionally until it is in room temperature.
  • Combine chicken and sauce.
  • Open the package of phyllo dough, put them on the counter and cut into half.
  • By using two sheets at a time, put a tablespoon from the mix, secure the ends by folding the edges, and roll.
  • Stick the ends with a little bit water or milk.
  • Place them onto the oven pan, glaze with the egg yolk, and sprinkle with sesame and black cumin seeds.
  • Bake for 25 mins. (or until they become golden color outside)
  • app. 19 pieces.

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  • kilby 16 years ago
    This is right up my alley! THANK YOU! Kilby
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  • kitchenaglow 16 years ago
    I love boreki. This is a great way to use leftover roast chicken, especially as the breast is my least favorite part of the chicken. I love the inclusion of black cumin seeds.
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  • krumkake 16 years ago
    Sounds - and look - delicious!!
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  • borinda 16 years ago
    Wow. This is a really creative recipe.
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  • michellem 16 years ago
    Anything with phyllo dough is a must try for me. I will mark this one!~M
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  • debra47 16 years ago
    What an unique recipe!
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  • gocce 16 years ago
    Thanks :) Yes, they are around 4" rolls. I usually divide them into 3 parts -6 rolls for each, freeze two, and eat one~! They are great for freezing. Just put them side by side, not on top of each other. I am so glad you liked it :)
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  • linebb956 16 years ago
    Now this is unique. Are they the size of an egg roll? Can you freeze these? They would be great to keep on hand for a quick lunch... Got to play with this one! GREAT POST!
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