Lokum, commonly known as Turkish delight, is a traditional Turkish confection made from sugar, starch, and various flavorings, such as rose water, lemon, pomegranate, and orange blossom, along with nuts like pistachios, hazelnuts, or walnuts in some varieties. It is typically cut into small cubes and dusted with powdered sugar or coconut flakes to prevent...
Learn moreKnafeh (or Kunefe) is a popular and indulgent dessert in Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisines. It is made from kataifi dough (a type of shredded phyllo dough) layered with a rich filling of cheese (typically unsalted cheese or soft white cheese like mozzarella or akawi), then baked until golden and crispy. After baking, it is...
Learn moreBaklava is a rich and decadent dessert originating from the Ottoman Empire, and it remains a beloved part of Turkish cuisine today. It is a sweet pastry made from layers of thin, flaky phyllo dough (yufka) filled with finely chopped nuts and sweetened with a syrup or honey. Key Elements of Turkish Baklava: Phyllo Dough:...
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