One of the most popular dairy desserts is sütlaç (rice pudding). Its low calorie content is one of the reasons why sütlaç is preferred. You can enjoy your sütlaç hot or cold, making it suitable for both summer and winter days.
Kazandibi is a sibling dessert to tavukgöğsü (chicken breast pudding) that is created by caramelizing it to achieve a burnt taste, originating from the palace (Payitaht) and the common cuisine.
Tavukgöğsü is a light milky dessert that is made with milk, sugar, rice flour, and chicken breast meat. It may sound unusual, but tavukgöğsü is a dessert that was first discovered by the Romans and later passed on to the Byzantines and then the Turks.
Profiterol is a dessert consisting of small balls of dough filled with a special cream and covered with melted chocolate. The origin of profiterol is unknown, although Sahrap Soysal has stated that it is a French dessert. It is made using a lightly cooked dough.
Revani is one of the desserts in Turkish cuisine. It was created by the palace chefs in honor of the conquest of Armenia and Erivan, and they named it “Revani.” In some places, it is also called “sponge dessert” or “yogurt dessert.”
A dessert consisting of a thin dough filled with extremely fluid chocolate… It resembles a large cookie from a distance. It is recommended to be consumed warm as the chocolate becomes even more fluid when eaten warm.
Ekler is a soft pastry dessert. It generally contains vanilla cream and is covered with chocolate. Sometimes it is filled with coffee, rum-flavored custard, fruity fillings, or chestnut puree.
The irresistible taste of chocolate chunks melting while cooking. It is prepared by cooking with 500 ml of milk. The basic ingredients for homemade pudding are milk, sugar, flour, and starch. In other words, you can make pudding using only these four ingredients.
Ekmek kadayıfı or kaymaklı saray ekmeği is a dessert originating from Afyonkarahisar in Turkish cuisine. It is prepared by placing pistachios or walnuts between the layers of dough. Then it is baked and soaked in syrup.
Keşkül is a milk-based dessert in Turkish cuisine. It is made with milk, almonds, sugar, and rice flour. Coconut powder is sprinkled on top when it finishes boiling.
Şambali, also known as Şam tatlısı (Damascus dessert), is a syrup-soaked street dessert. Unlike the familiar syrup-based desserts, it does not contain flour, butter, or eggs in its batter.
The mastic gum and its aroma inside add a fantastic flavor and after cooking, whipping it briefly with a mixer gives it a dense texture like mastic.
Supangle, also known as “sup,” is a semi-solid, semi-liquid chocolate pudding-like dessert made with sugar, starch, milk, butter, and cocoa.
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