A deliciously sticky maple and pecan filling layered between sheets of light and flakey pastry…yes please. Our twist on this famous Ottoman dessert is sure to wow your friends!
- The baking tin we use is approximately 26cm x 20cm (10″ x 8″). But you can use other sized tins – just be sure to measure and slice your filo sheets to fit the size of the tin you use!
- If you don’t have a food processor, simply finely chop the pecans, then pop them into a mixing bowl as you normally would with the other ingredients.
- We cover the filo pastry with baking paper or a clean tea towel to prevent it drying out while we’re layering up the baklava.
- You can always use a different type of nut here if you prefer.
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3 Comments
Hi. Can I use the glass dish the glass tin to make the baklava? Would it work?
No, no, no, you have it all wrong! I’ve been making this for years. No sugar or water needed. Simply use a whole 540ml can of pure Quebec maple syrup. That is pure perfection:)
French Canadian expert speaking here;)
Use about 1/4 cup for the pecan filling, and pour the rest over the baklava when it comes out of the oven.
Other than that, I love your recipes:)
By the way, this gets even better after sitting a couple days at room temperature. It always gets rave reviews from friends and family.
I have made this a couple of times and all my family loved it. Thanks for a great recipe