Iconic Arab Desserts
14 June, 2025
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Baklava -
Layers of crispy phyllo dough filled with chopped nuts and drenched in sugar or honey syrup.
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Knafeh
– A warm dessert made with shredded phyllo dough or semolina, filled with soft cheese and soaked in orange blossom or flavored syrup.
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Ma’amoul
– Delicate shortbread cookies filled with dates, pistachios, or walnuts, often served during Eid and special occasions.
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Qatayef
– Sweet stuffed pancakes filled with nuts or cream, folded and deep-fried or served fresh during Ramadan.
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Zalabia
– Deep-fried dough balls soaked in syrup or honey, crunchy outside and soft inside.
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Barazek -
Thin sesame and pistachio cookies from the Levant region, crisp and flavorful.
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Tamriyeh -
Fried dough filled with semolina pudding, commonly eaten in Palestine.
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