Frosted Cut-Outs, Ma'amoul, Graybeh, and more. We're baking and making a fun time of it in the kitchen.
~ Carrying on the Traditions ~ It's true that making family recipes connect us to the ones we love who are now gone as much as to enjoy eating them. I know each and every one of us has both joy and sadness somewhere in the heart that gets stirred in the holiday season. I'm reminded why I got into all of this good, fun work to begin with. It's a comfort, and we need to carry our traditions forward. My all-star baking favorites are here for you to take comfort in throughout the holidays. We love our Lebanese molded ma'moul cookies, graybeh butter cookies with a divine light texture, thumbprints, chocolate crinkles, date crisps, classic cut-outs and chocolate cut-outs. Orange Blossom baklawa three ways: traditional (simplified), nut-free, and vegan. Make that four: baklawa fingers too, with almonds. Homemade nougat candy is my dream. Dipped chocolates are straight from my grandfather (he was a confectioner for a time!), and candied citrus peel straight from my culinary school days.
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Candy Cane Chocolate Ghraybeh! For real!
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Candied Orange Peel, one of my earliest posts!
| | Date Krispies. Old-fashioned goodness.
| | Homemade Nougat, a low-fat favorite.
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Chocolate Crinkles with Orange Blossom.
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For your baking pleasure: | |
Lebanese Baking Bundle. The Best of Everything.
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Artisanal Clarified Butter. | | |
See why my ma'moul mold are truly special. You won't find this quality anywhere else.
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FRESH Mahleb. This gentle, almond-like spice is used in baking cookies. And hard to find fresh! | | |
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