I was interviewed for Inside the Artist's Kitchen. I made Manitaropita for them. It was fun!
Manitaropita


Just finding your way to Gwendolyn’s house is an adventure in itself. We happened upon some helpful neighbors who pointed us in the right direction. Juuuust down this path. Yep really.
Some visual directions:

Cut phyllo dough squares into 3 even strips. Cover unused pieces with a wet paper towel. Take 1 strip and brush liberally with olive oil on both sides.

Place some filling at the top of the strip and fold the top right corner down to the left side to form a triangle. Pro tip: Fold it like the American Flag. Continue cross folding until the whole strip is used.
1 comment:
I love the garbage can painting. I can feel the reality of the textures. It feels more real than a garbage can itself.
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