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15 Authentic Lebanese DessertsSatisfy your sweet tooth with 15 authentic Lebanese desserts you can easily make at home. From baklava to no-bake treats, this collection has a variety of options.
Ever since I can remember, Lebanese desserts have been a staple at my family gatherings, and I'm excited to share some of my favorites with you. This roundup of 15 Lebanese sweets is close to my heart, featuring everything from the beloved crispy layers of Baklava to the creamy bowls of Rice Pudding. Whether you're new to Lebanese cuisine or looking to revisit these classics, you'll find dessert recipes here that promise to delight. Each one has a special place in my kitchen, and I hope they'll find their way into yours, too. So, let's roll up our sleeves and dive into the delicious world of Lebanese desserts together.
If you're looking for the best Lebanese dessert to close out your evening, you've come to the right place. This roundup of 15 authentic Lebanese desserts represents Lebanon's diverse culinary traditions, from the world-renowned baklava to other Lebanese pastry recipes and no-bake desserts; this collection offers a taste of Lebanon right in your home. Learn how to whip up these easy Lebanese desserts with my simple tutorials and approachable techniques.
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What are Lebanese Desserts?Lebanese desserts originate from Lebanon's culinary cuisine and range in flavors from mild and subtly sweet to bold and robust. These are some of the best Lebanese desserts that pair wonderfully with traditional Lebanese recipes, including chicken, beef, and hearty grain dishes.
Desserts from Lebanese cuisine are characterized by various nuts and floral essences, such as rose water and orange blossom water, and are often naturally sweetened with honey, dates/date syrup, or fruit.
Lebanese desserts also include warm spices like cinnamon and turmeric, which add depth and complexity to the sweet treats.
Some Lebanese pastry desserts feature phyllo dough, a key ingredient in the well-known Lebanese baklava recipe, which is loved worldwide for its layers of crispy goodness and sweet, nutty filling.
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Tips for Making Lebanese DessertsUse natural sweeteners. Instead of processed sugar, choose sweeteners like honey, date syrup, or even whole dates. These wholesome ingredients add rich flavor to your treats.
Experiment with nuts. Incorporate different combinations of nuts like pistachios, walnuts, pecans, and almonds to add variety and complexity to your easy Lebanese desserts. Pine nuts are also tasty in sweet recipes.
Have fun with toppings. Chopped pistachios, pomegranate arils, or refreshing lemon zest all add delicious flavor and complimentary texture to desserts. Toasted sesame seeds add a nice crunch and savory taste.
Know your basics. Brush up on how to soften butter, homemade yogurt, how to make self-rising flour, or simple syrup to whip up your Lebanese desserts effortlessly.
Stock the pantry. Savoring Lebanese sweet treats is easy when you have the most common ingredients on hand. A few staple items are various nuts, dates, rice, and flour.
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Best Lebanese DessertsLebanese desserts offer a rich tapestry of flavors and textures that are loved by everyone. From delicate Lebanese pastry recipes to buttery cakes, these are some of the best Lebanese desserts you'll ever try. And if you want something more simple, cookies and no-bake sweet treats will satisfy that sweet tooth, offering an easy Lebanese dessert option for every craving!
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Lebanese Pastry & Cake RecipesPistachio Baklava – A classic Lebanese pastry recipe is the baklava. It's the perfect sweet and salty dessert made with layers of crispy phyllo dough, finely chopped pistachios, and coated with a delicious, simple syrup.
Lebanese Knafeh – A simplified version of a traditional Middle Eastern dessert made with just a handful of ingredients, including shredded dough, butter, cheese, and sugar, drizzled with a simple rose water syrup.
Lebanese Baklava – This classic Lebanese pastry recipe is a work of art, but I share my favorite hack so you can make a batch in a fraction of the time. Layers of thin phyllo dough create a delicate and flaky base, while the drizzled melted butter makes it irresistibly delicious!
Namoura – If you're looking for authentic Lebanese desserts, look no further than this semolina cake. It's made with just a few simple ingredients, is super flavorful, and is always a hit with family and friends.
Sfouf – a semolina turmeric cake made with simple ingredients—no eggs, no butter—yes, please! This simple cake has mild flavors and is the perfect light dessert to go with your cup of morning coffee.
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Best Lebanese CookiesMaamoul – These filled cookies have always held a special place in my heart. They're such a staple during special occasions thanks to their intricate designs. And their subtly sweet and rich buttery flavor complements the stuffing (either nuts or dates) well.
Tahini Cookies – Chewy, delicious, and made with just a handful of ingredients, this easy Lebanese dessert will be your go-to when you need a quick treat. Enjoy as an afternoon pick-me-up or a shared dessert with friends; it's good either way!
Ghraybeh Cookies – These Ghraybeh cookies are the best Lebanese dessert. It's a shortbread cookie with a smooth and buttery texture and a delicate dollop of apricot jam. Simple to make and oh-so-delicious!
Pistachio Cookies – It's common to find traditional Lebanese desserts with pistachio nuts, and these cookies seamlessly carry those flavors together. Chopped pistachios are incorporated into a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness!
Ataeyf – Airy and slightly sweet dessert that's stuffed with cheese, drizzled with sugar syrup, and topped with crushed pistachios. The best Lebanese dessert to impress your friends and family because the combination of textures and flavors is just oh-so-good!
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Easy No-Bake Lebanese DessertsAshta – Ashta is a Middle Eastern creamy dessert that's great on its own, as a topping, or as a pastry filling to add to your favorite Lebanese pastry recipes. It's made with 6 simple ingredients, and I share my shortcut to make it efficiently with the best flavor!
Semolina Pudding – Also known as layali lubnan, this easy Lebanese dessert will impress your guests and leave them wanting more. The creamy pudding is made from semolina, milk, sugar, and a touch of orange blossom water and topped with ashta and crushed nuts for a decadent Lebanese pistachio dessert.
Lebanese Rice Pudding – Easy, homemade, and full of creamy deliciousness. Short-grain rice is cooked in milk under tender and creamy, then flavored with vanilla extract and rose water for a mouthwatering dessert. Top with pistachios for a nice crunchy texture and enjoy!
Lebanese Fruit Cocktail – This easy Lebanese dessert combines fresh fruit in floral-infused strawberry juice and tops it with creamy ashta and chopped nuts. It's perfect when you're craving something sweet and refreshing!
Almond Milk Rice Pudding – You will love this healthy take on a classic recipe. It's dairy-free, egg-free, and gluten-free but loaded with so much sweet and delicate flavor. Plus, it's an easy Lebanese dessert that's ready in 30 minutes!
Recreate these authentic Lebanese desserts at home with these simple and approachable dessert recipes. Whether you're up for a challenge and drawn to the iconic baklava or would prefer something simple, this collection offers sweet and delicious options that will be a true delight for any occasion.
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Pistachio BaklavaSimple Lebanese-style pistachio baklava. If you love pistachios and crispy phyllo dough, this pistachio baklava is amazing. Perfect for any occasion!
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Lebanese Homemade KnafehThis Homemade Lebanese Knafeh is a simplified version of the Middle Eastern dessert made with layered shredded dough and mozzarella cheese soaked with syrup
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Lebanese BaklavaMake homemade baklava in a fraction of the time with this deliciously easy method! Filled with walnuts and finished with an orange blossom simple syrup.
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NamouraWhether you call it Namoura, Basbousa, or just Semolina cake this recipe will delight. Made with semolina flour, almonds, and topped with a simple syrup.
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Sfouf (Turmeric Cake)Sfouf is a Middle Eastern semolina turmeric cake, made with simple ingredients, no eggs and no butter. It's vegan-friendly, light and delightful
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MaamoulThese Maamoul cookies are made with semolina flour + two classic fillings – creamy dates & crunchy walnuts – a delicious Middle Eastern treat!
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Sesame Tahini CookiesSesame Tahini Cookies are chewy delicious gluten-free cookies with a Middle Eastern flavor. Instead of butter, tahini paste is used to add a rich nutty taste
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GhraybehSimple to make with only a few ingredients, these Ghraybeh shortbread cookies are made with rosewater and filled with jam for a tasty treat.
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Pistachio CookiesThese pistachio cookies are a healthier version of my favorite Middle Eastern cookies. Gluten free with no added refined sugar. Delicious and easy to make.
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AtayefLebanese atayef, airy and slightly sweet middle eastern dessert stuffed with cheese and drizzled with sugar syrup (ater) and crushed pistachios.
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How to Make AshtaLearn how to make ashta, a creamy Middle Eastern dessert with just 6 ingredients. Enjoy it on its own, as a topping, or as a pastry filling.
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Semolina Pudding (Layali Lubnan)"Layali Lubnan," a Lebanese semolina pudding, is a deliciously creamy and fragrant dessert with a crunchy pistachio topping.
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Lebanese Rice PuddingLebanese Rice Pudding {Riz Bi Haleeb} with rose water, and pistachios! This Middle Eastern rice pudding is easy, homemade, and full of creamy goodness!
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Lebanese Fruit CocktailLebanese Fruit Cocktail combines chopped fresh fruit in a floral-infused strawberry juice and tops it with creamy ashta and chopped nuts.
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Almond Milk Rice PuddingThis Almond Milk Rice Pudding is an easy and delicious Middle Eastern dessert recipe that's dairy-free, egg-free & gluten-free – healthy take on a classic
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More from MediaFeedRüyada Baklava Görmek Ne Anlama Gelir?
Başta bayramlar olmak üzere yıl içerisinde en çok tercih edilen ve tüketilen tatlı çeşitleri arasında baklava gelir. Lezzeti ile en güzel şerbetli tatlı arasında yer alır. Aynı zamanda insanların rüyasına giren tatlı çeşitleri arasında da bulunmaktadır. Peki, rüyada baklava görmek ne demek? Baklava almak, yapmak ne anlama gelir? İşte gördüğünüz rüya üzerine farklı yorumlar.
Baklava birçok insanın rüyasına giren ve farklı şekillerde görünen rüyalardan biridir. İnsanlar rüyasında baklava yiyebilir, satın alabilir ya da kendi evinde yapabilir. Buna bağlı olarak ise rüya yorumları olumlu veya olumsuz değişik şekillerde bu konuyu ele alır. Görmüş olduğunuz rüyaya göre farklı yorumları okuyabilir ve gelecek üzerine değişik tahminleri öğrenebilirsiniz.
Rüyada Baklava Görmek
Rüyada baklava görmek rüya sahibinin hem iş hem de eğitim hayatında başarılı bir dönem geçireceği üzerine yorulur. Ayrıca kişinin çekeceği bazı zahmetler üzerine sonunda önemli başarılar elde edeceğine ifade edilir. Mutlu ve huzurlu bir yaşam süreceğine, ailesi ile beraber maddi sıkıntı yaşamadan hayatını sürdüreceği üzerine ifade edilmektedir.
Rüyada Baklava Almak
Rüyada baklava almak ya da baklava satın almak kişinin yatırım amacı üzerinden Toprak sahibi olacağına delalet eder. Bu toprağı önemli işler de kullanacağı ve ciddi kazançlar elde edeceği üzerine yorulur. Bu durum maddi olabilir ya da mal ve mülke yorulabilir.
Rüyada Baklava Yapmak
Rüyada baklava yapmak rüya sahibinin zorlu bir dönem içerisine geleceğine delalet eder. Bu durum rüyada baklava yapmak ya da baklava açmak ile aynı anlama gelmektedir. Yaşayacağı belirli bir süre neticesinde birtakım zararlara uğrayabileceği üzerine ifade edilir. Bu zararlar maddi ya da bazı manevi durumlar olabilir.
Rüyada Baklava İkram Etmek
Rüyada baklava ikram etmek rüya sahibinin hayırlı bir işe gireceği üzerine yorulur. Temiz ve güvenilir bir iş yapacağı, bu iş neticesinde iyi bir kazanç elde edeceğine delalet eder. İyi bir maddi kazanç ile beraber ailesi eşliğinde güzel bir hayat süreceği, mutlu ve huzurlu, refah dolu bir yaşama uzanacağına dair delalet etmektedir.
Rüyada Bir Tepsi Baklava Görmek
Rüyada bir tepsi baklava görmek bolluk ve bereket anlamına gelmektedir. Aynı zamanda rüya sahibi için yakın zamanda kısmetinin açılacağına üzerine yorulur. Ayrıca kişinin şansının açılıp oldukça yüksek kazançlar elde edeceği bazı işleri gireceğine delalet eder. Bu işler neticesinde önemli mevkilere uzanacağına ve çevresindeki insanlardan saygınlık kazanacağına yorulur.
Rüyada Baklava Yediğini Görmek
Rüyada baklava yediğini görmek mirasa yorulur. Rüya sahibine yakın zamanda bir yerden mal ve mülk veya para kalacağına delalet eder. Ancak bu mirasta başkalarının gözü olduğuna da yorulmaktadır. O yüzden çok dikkat etmesi gerektiğini ve çevresindeki insanları iyi seçmesi gerektiği üzerine ifade edilir.
Rüyada Fıstıklı Baklava Görmek
Rüyada fıstıklı baklava görmek rüya sahibinin iyi bir kariyer elde edeceği bir işe sahip olacağına rivayet edilir. Ancak bu işi elde edebilmesi için uzun bir yolculuğa çıkması gerektiğine dair delalet eder. Özellikle bu iş fırsatını yurtdışı kaynaklı olabileceği üzerine delalet etmektedir. Fırsatları doğru değerlendirir ve zamanında gerekli işleri yaparsa, çok yüksek maddi kazançlar elde edeceği üzerine yorulur.
Rüyada Baklava Dağıtmak
Rüyada baklava dağıtmak varlık içinde bir hayatı temsil eder. Rüya sahibinin varlıklı bir yaşam süreceğine, rızkını düşündüğünden çok daha fazla olacağına delalet eder. Hayatı boyunca herhangi bir maddi sıkıntı içerisine girmeyeceğine ve ailesi ile beraber refah dolu bir yaşam süreceğine işaret etmektedir.
BİR BAŞKA YORUM
Rüyada baklava yemek, çeşitli zorluklarla para kazanmaya ve aşk öpücüğüne işarettir. Baklava görmek, güçlükle para kazanmaya işaret eder. Rüyada baklava yediğini görmek, rüyayı gören kimsenin beklemediği bir yerden eline para geçeceğine veya mirasa kavuşarak hisse alacağına işaret eder. Bazı yorumculara göre: Rüyasında baklava yediğini görmek, sevinçli ve müjdeli bir haber alacağına işaret eder. Birilerine baklava verdiğini, ikram ettiğini görmek, büyük bir işe başlayacağına işarettir şeklinde yorumlanır. Rüyasında baklavacıdan bir tepsi baklava satın alıp eve getirdiğini görmek, mal mülk (emlak) alacağına, emlak sahibi olacağına işarettir. Diğer bazı yoruma göre: Rüyasında baklava görmek, zahmetle para kazanacağına işarettir şeklinde yorumlanır. Rüyada görülen baklava, genellikle, sevinç ve ferahlık, nimete ermek ve zahmetli para kazanmak gibi şeylere işarettir. Bir kimsenin rüyada baklava yediğini görmesi, o kimseye beklemediği yerden eline bir para geçmesine veya bir mirastan hisse almasına işâret eder. Rüyada baklava görmek, müjdeye de işâret eder. Rüyada bir kimseye baklava ikram ettiğini görmek, büyük bir işe işâret eder.
How 20,000 Pieces Of Baklava Are Handmade In Gaziantep, Turkey
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One of the most iconic desserts in Turkey is baklava. And in the southeastern city of Gaziantep, a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, master chef Mehmet Akıncıoğlu runs a traditional baklava shop that bakes hundreds of trays of this dessert every day.
Everything from the dough and butter to the pistachios used for filling is carefully chosen to bring out the most intense flavor and consistency.
We visited Akıncıoğlu Baklava to see how it makes this legendary dessert in such big batches.
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