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Phyllo for Healthy Fun

Season 5 Episode 511 | 26m 46s

Phyllo, the thin sheets of pastry that have been part of Greek cuisine for centuries, provides an easy backdrop to countless dishes, from appetizers to desserts. It’s the ingredient that helps us create the Mediterranean diet on the go with a myriad of savory pies and sweet goodies. Diane has fun with phyllo, finding creative uses!

Aired: 12/31/25
Distributed nationally by American Public Television
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