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Turkish delight rule
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this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2024
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It’s ok… isn’t it just like apricots and nuts or something?
You thinking of baklava?
Not at all, that’s phyllo dough layered with honey and nuts
Hmmm 🤔 I guess I was wrong
I'm sorry. But yeah, I was thinking of this fudge-like thing my parents used to get that was some sweet fruit puree with walnuts or pecans. I think it was green or something (maybe pistachios??). But it appears I was incorrect and Turkish Delight is more like gelatin cubes, like a gummy candy.
Applets and cotlets
Yeah i can't remember what it's called but my grandad loved it
You are! "Applets and Cotlets"
Rosewater and walnut is what I've usually seen, often powdered with like icing sugar or something.
Mmm my mouth is watering already.