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Baklava

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  • Serves

    5-6

    • Difficulty

      Medium

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By Ghillie Basan

Published 1995

  • About

Perhaps the most famous of the Turkish sweets, baklava is surprisingly difficult to make well. It is possible to cheat by using ready-prepared filo pastry but, if you have the patience, it is worth while attempting to make the real thing. Once mastered, it opens doors to a variety of other delectable sticky pastries: balkabağı baklavası, sheets of pastry layered with sliced pumpkin and soaked in syrup; dürüm, a roll of paper-thin pastry filled with chopped pistachios; <

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