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Lokma
Lokma is a small piece of yeast-leavened dough that is deep-fried until golden, then soaked or drizzled with sugar syrup or honey. It is associated especially with Turkish cuisine, although related fried-dough sweets occur across the eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. Lokma is commonly served warm as street food or a shared dessert, including during Ramadan, religious observances, and communit...
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Kadaif
Kadaif is a family of syrup-soaked pastries made with very fine strands of dough, commonly called kadayif or kataifi, across the Middle East, Turkey, Greece, and the Balkans. The strands may be layered, rolled, or formed around fillings such as walnuts or pistachios before being baked and soaked in a sweet syrup. Its crisp, threadlike structure distinguishes it from baklava, although the two desse...
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