Ground the walnuts, but should not be powder like. May replace walnuts with nuts.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan over medium-low heat.
Grease the oven tray/dish with butter.
The filo sheets get dry very quickly. As soon as you open the pack cover the sheets with a clean damp cloth, and keep under the cloth when you are not handling the sheets.
Use an open flat area - a large cutting board or tray. Lay down a sheet of pastry. Sprinkle with butter, while the butter is still warm and liquid.
Lay another sheet on top of the first one. Sprinkle with ground walnuts and butter.
Using a thin long roller pin start rolling from the shorter side the pastry sheet until the end. If you do not have a thin rolling pin, you may use a thick knitting needle.
When you finish rolling, before taking the sheet out. Squeeze from both sides towards the middle. The filo sheet will have a shirred look.
Then gently take out the shirred sheet - now looking like a squezzed long cigar – on to the oven tray/dish greased before.
Then continue doing the same steps until all the material is finished or the tray is full.
Heat up the remaining butter again and pour it on the shirred baklava’s. Wait for 5 minutes to let the butter settle.
Put the tray in a pre-heated oven at 170° Celsius until golden on the top and bottom. This will take around 15 minutes.
When you take out the tray from the oven, let rest for 5 minutes.
Then soak portions of shirred baklava into the syrup using a perforated spoon and take them out to a serving plate.
Garnish with ground pistachio, if not available garnish with dry coconut flakes.