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Easy
Published 1986
This sweet consists of small round ma’amoul pastries bathed in a brilliant white cream with a very distinctive flavour, called naatiffe.
Prepare the ma’amoul dough exactly as described in the basic recipe, but leave out rose or orange blossom water, and use water rather than milk to bind. Shape the ma’amoul and fill them with nut filing. Do not decorate their tops. Bake as directed and cool.
Prepare the cream. Pulverize or grind the dried white branch of Bois de Panama. Soak it for several hours in ¼ pint w
