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By Tonia Buxton
Published 2016
Glyko Karydaki, or fresh walnuts preserved in syrup, are one of many different varieties of ‘spoon sweets’ made in most Greek kitchens. As such there is always a jar or two in the larder.
Traditionally served on small glass plates with a drizzle of its syrup and a dessert fork for eating (despite their name), spoon sweets are offered to visitors as a welcoming gesture, always accompanied with a glass of ice cold water. Karydaki, which means small (or young) walnut, is one of the bes
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