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One of the hallmarks of Turkish cuisine, rahat lokum — also known as lokum or Turkish delight — is a delicate, jelly-like dessert which comes in a variety of colors and flavors. It is usually shaped into bite-sized cubes, although it can be rolled and cut into slices, or shaped into small balls. Typically, rahat lokum is prepared by combining cornstarch, water, sugar, and lemon juice in a cooking pot and bringing them to a boil, after which the heat is reduced to low, and the mixture is stirred constantly until it thickens. Then, the lokum mixture is removed from heat and enriched with flavorings, food colorings, and additions. Flavorings typically include rose water, orange blossom water or fruit juice and are mandatory. On the other hand, using food coloring and additional ingredients such as nuts and fruit is completely optional. The rahat lokum mixture is poured into a baking pan lined with plastic wrap and left to thicken completely. Finally, ... Read more
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Tradition and modernity meet in this rahat lokum recipe. Pistachios are the main ingredient, and it's recommended to use the ones coming from the Turkish city of Antep, known to have the best pistachios in the country. Cornstarch is, in this case, replaced with semolina and industrial pistachio pudding, and water with milk, which makes the preparation quick and quite easy.
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This recipe describes a basic method of rahat lokum preparation with classic ingredients such as corn starch, sugar, lemon juice, and rosewater, while the use of gelatin is a modern addition. It is adapted from a popular Turkish cooking blog ozlemsturkishtable.com, the author of which is Ozlem Warren, an author and connoisseur of Turkish cuisine and the Gourmand Award winner.
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The following is a recipe for a great refreshing fruit lokum flavored with orange and lemon juice. The preparation is much the same as with most lokum recipes and thickened with starch. When finished, the lokum is cut into squares and rolled in powdered sugar.
PREP 15min
COOK 30min
READY IN 45min
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Tradition and modernity meet in this rahat lokum recipe. Pistachios are the main ingredient, and it's recommended to use the ones coming from the Turkish city of Antep, known to have the best pistachios in the country. Cornstarch is, in this case, replaced with semolina and industrial pistachio pudding, and water with milk, which makes the preparation quick and quite easy.
3 glasses milk
8 tsp semolina
6 tbsp powdered sugar
1 package pistachio pudding
3 tbsp butter
1 package (5 g) vanilla sugar
5 tbsp ground Antep pistachios
1 bowl desiccated coconut
Place milk, sugar, semolina, and pistachio pudding in a pot and bring them to a boil over medium heat.
Add butter and vanilla sugar and cook for a few more minutes.
Remove the pot from heat, stir in ground Antep pistachios, and allow the rahat lokum mixture to cool.
Wet your hands with water and form walnut-sized balls.
Roll rahat lokum in desiccated coconut.
Cool in the refrigerator for 2 hours, and then serve.
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This recipe describes a basic method of rahat lokum preparation with classic ingredients such as corn starch, sugar, lemon juice, and rosewater, while the use of gelatin is a modern addition. It is adapted from a popular Turkish cooking blog ozlemsturkishtable.com, the author of which is Ozlem Warren, an author and connoisseur of Turkish cuisine and the Gourmand Award winner.
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The following is a recipe for a great refreshing fruit lokum flavored with orange and lemon juice. The preparation is much the same as with most lokum recipes and thickened with starch. When finished, the lokum is cut into squares and rolled in powdered sugar.
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