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Pistachio and Cream Kataif
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Ramadan is around the corner and and it's time to make one of my favorite snacks for this holiday. Kataif is an Arab dessert commonly served during the month of Ramadan. The name refers to a dessert as a whole and, more specifically, the batter. It is a sort of sweet loaded pancake (similar to a Scottish crumpet) filled with cream or nuts. The cream here is based on semolina with a kiss of orange blossom syrup. After preparing the pancakes, I fold them in half and fill with the cream. I then dip them in freshly ground pistachios for another layer of texture. I find that the pistachios complete the flavor profile for the whole treat. These kataif are relatively not as sweet as they look like and you can decide how sweet you want them by the amount of simple syrup you pour on them once they are sealed, stuffed, and dipped. It is a very quick treat to make for yourself over the weekend and to celebrate the end of the fast with your loved ones.
15 kataifs
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Ingredients
For the cream
500 gr milk
40 gr semolina
40 gr sugar
10 gr corn starch
10 gr orange blossom
For the pancakes
600 ml water
250 gr AP flour
50 gr semolina flour
40 gr sugar
7 gr baking powder
For the syrup
150 gr sugar
150 gr water
½ Juice from a lemon
For serving
Ground pistachios
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