Spinach Triangles

Spinach Triangles or Spinach Fatayer are essential in every Arabic restaurant. Today, I will introduce you to homemade spinach fatayer. Homemade ones are rich in ingredients and more delicious than the ones you eat at a restaurant.

Let’s do it…

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Ingredients for Dough (this will give you 6 pieces):

One Cup of Flour
One Spoon of Vegetable Oil
Pinch of Salt
One Tablespoon of Yeast
Half Cup of Warm Water

How to make the Dough:

Put the flour in a bowl.

Add the oil and salt to the flour.

Add the yeast and slowly pour the water while kneading until it forms a sticky dough.

Sit the dough on the side so it can rise, covering the bowl with a clean kitchen towel. The dough must get to 80F. Keep covered for 45 to 60 minutes.

Ingredients for the Spinach:

One Bushel of Spinach or a Box of Baby Spinach
Half Tablespoon of Olive Oil
Salt & Pepper
Half Tablespoon of Sumac

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Half Diced Onion
One Teaspoon of Pomegranate Molasses

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Half Cup of Crushed Walnuts.

How to Prepare the Spinach:

Cut the Spinach into small pieces.

Rinse Spinach in water very thoroughly.

Drain the Spinach.

Add the olive oil, salt, pepper, sumac, onion, pomegranate molasses, and the walnuts to the spinach. Mix all the ingredients.

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Now, we start to prepare the Fatayer (Triangles).

How to Prepare:

Pre-heat oven to 450F/250C.

Take a small piece of the dough. Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough (put some flour on the rolling pin and surface so the dough does not stick) in a circular shape – about two inches in circumference.

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Take one tablespoon of the Spinach mixture and place in the middle of the dough.

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Wrap the dough around the Spinach mixture in a “triangle shape.”

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Repeat this until all of the materials are done.

Put some vegetable oil on a oven sheet. Spread it over the surface.

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Place the triangles on an oven sheet.

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Put it in the oven for 10 minutes and flip over for another 10 minutes. Once the triangles are red, turn off.

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7 Responses to Spinach Triangles

  1. Doris says:

    I am going to try these.

  2. I think I am too lazy to make these. It looks like a lot of work! But I’d sure like to try them as they look so wonderful! 😉

  3. Jeanette says:

    Yum!!! I can’t wait to try this at home:-)

  4. Mitzie Mee says:

    That spinach mixture looks really tasty.

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