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Baklawa Recipe


Baklawa Recipe
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Baklawa is a turkish dessert sweet,so famous in middle east.I think it's origin is turkey but in my opinion the Egyptian are the best to make it.

Ahmed1

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Ingredients
  • Syrup
  • 1 1/2 cups sugar
  • 3/4 cup water
  • few lemon dropps
  • 1 pack phyllo sheets.
  • 1/2 cup melted ghee or butter.
  • 1/4 cup walnuts, chopped.
  • 30 grams raisins.
  • 1 tsp cinnamon.
  • 3 tbsp sugar.

Directions
  1. 1-prepare syrup by mixing sugar and water over medium heat till sugar dissolves,add the lemon juice and leave to simmer for 8-9 minutes.cool.
  2. 2-Preheat the oven to 380F,and grease a 26cm oven dish with melted ghee.
  3. 3-Spread one phyllo sheet on the dish and brush it with melted ghee till all covered,repeat this step with 6 sheets.
  4. 4-Mix together the walnuts,sugar and cinnamon and spread them over the sheets in the dish.(some people like to add 1tbsp ghee to this mixture,I DON'T)
  5. 5-cover the mixture with another phyllo sheet and brush it well with ghee,repeat the step for another 4 times.
  6. 6-Using a sharp knife,make diagonals cuts in the dish and again brush the surface with ghee.
  7. 7-Bake for 30-35min. till golden in color.take out of oven and pour the cold syrup over the dish.Leave to cool for 30 minutes and then drain it from the extra syrup.

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I love it! Thanks for the post and welcome to our kitchen. Joymarie


I love it! Thanks for the post and welcome to our kitchen. Joymarie


Oops did a double sorry


A favorite pastry of mine. Thanks for sharing.


I love Baklawa too... and excellent picture you posted here!


The picture makes my mouth water.One of my favorite dessert.Thanks


Ive never seen this made with raisins before. Sounds great. I dont see the measurements for the sugar and water to make the syrup..


This will be a first try for me.. I used to be able to buy this and lots of eastern foods in Michigan.. Here in this area of Texas.. No.. and I do miss them..
Will try this next week...
Looking forward to learning more from your recipes...
Thanks!


Hi, Your Baklavas looks great but I am sorry to disappoint you because baklavas is Greek and neither Turkish nor Egyptian. The word baklavas is in ancient Greek and it means "to cut into pieces". The Turks took it from Byzantium when they seized and conquered Constantinople in 1453. A lot of other recipes of Greek origin have been passed to Turkish cuisine. And by the way do you know a Turkish word for Phyllo?


Hey ahmed!!! baklawa is my fav desert!!!! wud love to try it. the recipe sounds really simple. what is phyllo??is it readily available in the supermarkets?? is it somehting like the pastry sheets??


I AM SORRY TO DISAPPOINT YOU BUT BAKLAVA IS GREEK ORIGIN
AND THE GREEKS MAKE THE BEST BAKLAVA
PHYLLO IS GREEK WORD ALSO AND IT MEANS SHEET


Great Post .....and I agree egyptians make it better


Good Morning Ahmed and again, another wonderful recipe from you. I was introduced to Baklava when I was very young and I loved it then as much as I do now. Great ingredients, great recipe!!! Thank you!


This is my husband's favorite dessert. I never thought to try it myself, but your recipe sounds so easy, I will have to give it a shot!!!


Baklava is Greek!!! Well, really, who cares? The fact is it's delicious!!! Thanks for making me laugh!


Ahmed! Thanks for posting your baklava recipe. I tried making the cigar-shaped rolls and will stick with the classic version made in a pan in the future. This is a good recipe and the addition of the raisins should make it even better. Thank you for sharing!


As I love greek foods its gr8 to get another way of making baklava. I normally make it single servings. Thanx for accepting the invite by the way.


Outstandingly delicious - one of my favorites! Thank you = and once again, your photos are gorgeous.


Yumm baklava thxx


I'm excited to try this recipe. I agree that Eygpian Baklawa is the best...


Greek, Serbian,Egyptian, everyone loves Baklava! Thanks for the post. Oh, by the way, your photos are beautiful.


Thanks for sharing Ahmed. I'm going to try this very soon. If it turns out well, I'll be taking this to my next Fiday Nite Potluck with my GFs.


This sounds like a great recipe Ahmed. Very close to the way my grandmother used to make..... Jim


Wonderful dessert! One of my favs! Thanks for sharing ...now I hope it turns out as great as yours looks!


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