gramaj,

I just found it... It must have been a spelling erro when I typed... I couldn't find any then.... But here it is. I decided to post it here so other people could also have a look... Thanks a lot. I will buy some filo pastry this Sat. (I shop for grocery on Sat morning.) I am thinking to make only half/or quarter of the amount as this is a recipe for 20... Don't know if that works?
Anyway, I will get back to you once I make it. Thanks again.

Galaktoboureko
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Title: Galaktoboureko
Categories: Ethnic, Desserts
Yield: 20 servings

6 c Milk 1 tb Butter
1 c Fine semolina 12 Commercial filo sheets
3 1/2 tb Cornstarch 3/4 c Butter; melted & hot
3 c Granulated sugar 1 c -Water
1/4 ts -Salt 1 Lemon or orange (peel only)
6 Eggs 2 tb Fine brandy or cognac (opt.)
1 ts Vanilla extract; opt

In a heavy-bottomed, 3-quart saucepan, bring the milk gradually to a boil;
do not allow it to scorch. Meanwhile, sift the semolina, cornstarch, 1 cup
of the sugar, and salt together and gradually add to the boiling milk,
stirring constantly with a wooden spoon. Cook slowly over medium heat
until the mixture thickens and comes to a full boil, then remove from the
heat. Beat the eggs on high speed of an electric mixer. Gradually add 1/2
cup sugar and continue beating until very thick and fluffy, about 10
minutes, then add the vanilla. Stirring constantly, add eggs to the hot
pudding. Partially cover the pan and allow to cool. Butter a 9 x 12 x
3-inch baking pan and cover the bottom with 7 sheets of the filo, brushing
butter generously between each and making sure that a few sheets come up
the pan sides. Pour the custard into the pan over the filo. Cover with the
5 remaining sheets, brushing butter between each and on the surface. With
the tip of a very sharp knife, score the top filo sheets into square or
diamond shapes, being careful not to score as deeply as the custard. Bake
on the center rack of a moderate (350 F) oven for 40 to 45 minutes, until
crisp and golden chestnut in color and the custard is firm. Meanwhile, boil
the remaining 1-1/2 cups sugar with the water and lemon or orange peel for
5 minutes. Add the brandy or Cognac, if desired, and set aside. Remove the
galaktoboureko from the oven and set on a cake rack. Spoon the hot syrup
over the entire galaktoboureko, particularly the edges. Cool thoroughly
before cutting and serving. Store in the refrigerator. From: "The Food of
Greece" by Vilma Liacouras Chantiles. Avenel Books, New York. Source:
Karen Mintzias I-Cooking