Once you open the ready baklava sheets you will notice a nylon sheet that is wrapped around the filos. Open it on your worktop.
On the nylon sheet lay the first filo.
Sprinkle with sunflower oil lightly. And using an egg brush spread the oil all around.
Lay the second filo sheet on top.
Repeat sprinkling and spreading the sunflower oil.
Lay down the third layer of filo.
This time pour about a tablespoon of the spread mix and spread all around the filo with an egg brush.
Add the fourth layer of filo.
Again pour about a tablespoon of the spread mix and spread all around the filo with an egg brush.
Add the fifth layer of filo as the last layer.
Again pour about a tablespoon of the spread mix and spread all around the filo with an egg brush.
Then on the narrow side place two tablespoons of grated cheese in a line, leaving about 4 centimetres (1.5 inches) empty in between. Because you will be cutting in half later on, if you do not keep it empty in the middle the cheese might fall off.
Then gently curl towards the other side. If you slide the nylon sheet, the filo will easily curl.
The filo will be looking like a garden hose, not too thin or thick. Then cut into half. And make 3 diagonal surface cuts on top of each half with a sharp knife.
Repeat until all filo and the cheese is finished.
If the spread mix tends to finish add more sunflower oil.
Place the curled filo pieces onto a baking dish.
Continue until all the material is finished.
Pour the remaining spread mixture on top of each mix, especially on the corners.
Garnish with nigella seeds and sesame seeds.
Cook until crispy and golden on all sides, for about 30 minutes, in a pre-heated oven at 200° Celsius (400° F) minutes.