Newspaper Shape Baklava Recipe

 

Turkish baklava
Homemade Newspaper Baklava

How to Make Newspaper Shape Baklava (Gazete Baklavasi)

Baklava dessert is the most famous sweet pastry from the Turks world, Arabic-speaking world mediterranean region and some part of European. Also, it is so popular worldwide. We have so many traditional deserts, but, Of all desserts of Cuisine of Anatolia (Turkish Cuisine), the most famous is Baklava. The Baklava comes in numerous shapes, sizes, and flavours; "Pistachio Baklava" (Fıstıklı Baklava), "Walnut Baklava" (Cevizli Baklava), "Nightingale's Nest Baklava" (Bülbül yuvası), "Light Baklava with Hazelnuts in Milk Syrup" (Sütlü Nuriye), "Rose Shape Baklava" (Gül Baklava), "Newspaper Baklava" (Gazete Baklavasi) are what you see most often in Turkey. 

When we were children, in our family, we always have a box of baklava in the house, ready to bring out if someone comes over for a tea or coffee. In Turkey, we mostly prepare baklava dessert at homes, but sometimes we buy it at a shop instead of making it at home. Through out the Anatolia, cities spilling with baklava shops that sell sorts of pastries with just the right balance of crispiness and sweetness. 

In this post, we are going to share our very delicious baklava dessert's recipe with you. Its name is "Newspaper Shape Baklava Dessert". This name comes from newspaper. It is called newspaper's papers because of the rolling process of roll and it resemble to newspaper. Also it is known that "Mediterranean nut filled with Multiplayer Pastry". It is very comfort and tasty dessert. 

İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
Newspaper Baklava is very comfort and tasty dessert.


Gazete baklavası
Newspaper Shape Baklava Recipe



How to Make Newspaper Shape Baklava!

This recipe has very rich ingredients and is not complicated. We are sure that when you try it. You love it so much. Briefly, you should try the "Newspaper Shape Baklava Recipe" which is a crispy taste.

This flaky and nut layers of phyllo dough, stacked and brushed with butter and sticky sweet (sugar syrup), and then cut into diamonds or rectangles shapes of baklavas attractive to everyone in Turkey. Like other shapes of baklavas, newspaper shape baklava sheets must be very very thin, as thin as parchment paper which makes it a challenging dessert to make from scratch. Several phyllo dough sheets are put to gether and rolled out together. You can use handmade phyllo or store bought phyllo. And, instead of flour, corn starch or corn flour is used in between each to prevent them from sticking to one another.

This recipe comes from our moms and grandmoms!

İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
Ingreduents: For dough: all purpose of flour 


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Ingredients: For dough; eggs and yogurt,



İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
Ingredients: For dough; lukewarm water



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Ingredients: For dough; lemon juice,


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
Ingredients: For dough; baking powder and corn starch


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Ingredients: For dough; mineral water and a pinch of salt


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
Ingredients: For dough; olive oil


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Ingredients: For inside filling; chopped walnuts


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Ingredients: For topping; sunflower oil and
melted butter mixture


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Ingredients: For topping; sunflower oil and melted 
butter mixture




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Ingredients: For Syrup (Sherbet); sugar and lemon juice


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Ingredients: For Syrup (Sherbet); water


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
For dough: in a large bowl, put the all dough materials
yogurt,


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
For dough: add olive oil,
  


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For dough: add eggs


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Then mix all of them well


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For dough: then add baking powder


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For dough: then add flour and knead the dough


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
For dough: knead the dough until it turns smooth
and elastic. Then cover it with damp towel and let it rest


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For dough: then give a small ball shape 


Mediterranean diet
For dough: make 12-14 small balls. 


İngilizce gazete baklava tarifi
For dough: then sprinkle corn starch over it and flatten 
the dough with roller pin 


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For dough: thinned dough with roller pin. Each baklava 
sheet must be very thin


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For dough: opened dough is wrapped around the
roller pin and shrink in ward from the 2 side of roller pin  


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For dough: opened dough is wrapped around the roller pin
and shrink in ward from the two side of roller pin


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For dough: First sheet of newspaper baklava is ready.


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For dough: couple of sheets of newspaper baklava


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For inside filling: sprinkle the chopped walnuts over it.


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For inside filling:  then place second sheet of dough over the 
first layer and sprinkle the chopped walnuts again 


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Then it is wrapped in roll shape on working table


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Then with the knife cut it into small square  


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Cut it into square shapes and brush with melted butter
and sunflower oil mixture  


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Square shapes of newspaper baklava  


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Place Square shapes of baklava into grasing tray


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For topping: melt the butter and sunflower oil into pan


İngilizce gazete baklavası tarifi
For topping: then brush it with the melted butter and 
Sunflower oil mixture


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For topping: brush all balava pieces with the melted 
Butter and sunflower oil


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Then place it into preheated oven


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Bake it into oven at 150°C (359°F) for 40-45 minutes 


Gerdan tatlısı
Then remove your baklava from the oven and
pour sherbet over it while it is warm


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For Syrup (sherbet): put granulated sugar, lemon juice
and water into pot.


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Cook mixture for 40-45 minutes   


İngilizce gazete baklavası tarifi
Then pour sherbet over the warm baklavas. Then Let it 
in sherbet for about couple of hours and then serve



İngilizce gazete baklavası tarifi
Newspaper Baklava - Gazete Baklavası


Recipe for Newspaper Shape Baklava

Here it is our Newspaper Shape Baklava's recipe;

Very good family favourite;

Serve: 6-8 servings, Preparation Time: 30-40 minutes, Cooking Time: 40-45 minutes, Cuisine: Mediterranean & Anatolian Cuisines,

Ingredients:

For Dough:
  • - 8 - 9 Cups of flour,
  • - 1 Tablespoon baking powder, (nearly 10 gr), 
  • - 3 Eggs,
  • - 1 Teaspoon Yogurt (you may visit our:),
  • - 1/2 Cup of water and olive oil, (if you want, you can use sunflower oil instead of the olive oil),
  • - 1 Tablespoon Lemon juice,
  • - 1/2 or 1 Tablespoon Mineral water,
  • - 1 pinch of salt,
  • - A handful of corn starch, 

For inside filling:
  • - 400 gr Wallnut, roughly chopped, (if you want, you can use pistachio or hazelnuts),
  • For the top;
  • - 300 gr Unsalted Butter, Melted, 
  • - 1 or 2 Tablespoons Sunflower Oil,

For the Syrup (Sherbet):
  • - 6 Cups granulated sugar, 
  • - 6 Cups of water,
  • - 1 Teaspoon Lemon juice,
  • - 2 Tablespoons Rose water,  (it is optional),

Preparation:
  1. First of all, put your all ingredients on your work surface. For dough: in a large and deep mixing bowl put the all dough materials (Flour, mixture of lukewarm water and olive oil, yogurt, eggs, baking powder, mineral water and lemon juice) and mix them very well. Then, knead the dough until it turns to smooth and elastic, then, cover with a clean damp towel and let it rest for a while (it takes 30 minutes). 
  2. Then give a small ball shape. 12 or 14 small ball shape pieces are prepared from this dough. After these processes, now we need to flatten and thinned dough shape, first, sprinkle corn starch over it and then flatten the balls with your hands and roll in a oval shape and thinned with the help of roller pin. Then, opened dough is wrapped around the roller pin and shrink in ward from the two side of roller pin. The shrunk paper dough is carefully placed on a dry sheet of paper (on oily paper - on working table or kitchen towel - on working table). 
  3. Then, sprinkle the wallnut over it. Then, open second dough and Shrink in the form of a zipper. Then, the wallnut is placed on the spreading paper dough. Walnut is sprinkled on it again. Then, it is wrapped in roll shape on oily paper or  kitchen towel on working table. 
  4. Then, with the knife cut it into small square shapes and brush with melted butter and  sunflower oil mixture. Then, grease the baking tray with butter and place the square shapes beads in the baking tray. Preheat oven to 150°C (350°F) and put the oven tray in the preheated oven and allow to bake for about 40-45 minutes. 
  5. For Syrup (Sherbet): the flavor of the baklava dessert is very important, and it is desired that the baklava is tasty, and thick, and the sherbet should be taken care of it. To prepare the syrup; granulated sugar, water, lemon juice, and rose-water (it is optional) added the to a suitable pot and then syrup mixture is cooked for about 30-40 minutes. when the boiling process finished. Your shrup should not be as smooth as water and it should not be as solid as jam. It should be a sticky sweet. 
  6. Once newspaper baklava is ready, pour chilled sugar syrup over warm Baklava. Let newspaper baklava set in sugar syrup for about couple of hours and then serve it.
Enjoy! 

Please let us know how this "Newspaper Shape Baklava's Recipe" turns out for you in the comments. We are always so eager to hear from you.

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Comments

  1. Hi there!
    Looks so delicious!
    Being stuck at home gave me the time and desire to experiment.
    Thanks for sharing!
    Greetings


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    1. Very wellcome Dear friend! Thank you for your comment. Greetings.

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  2. Me encanta ese postre pero no me atrevido hacerlo. Gracias por la reseña, de ley lo haré. Te mando un beso

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  3. How wonderful! Beautiful treat!

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    1. Dear Ellie! Thank you so much for your comment,

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    2. I hope you are cooking something delightful in that wonderful kitchen. All the best to a wonderful weekend!

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    3. Thank you so much dear Ellie! Have a wonderful weekend to you.

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  4. Oh, you are making me hungry. It looks like hard work, but so rewarding!

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    1. Yes you are correct Dear friend! It was realy hard working.

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    2. I really don't know how you do it. I would have been lost in this recipe. But amazing results. Thanks so much for posting!

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    3. Thanls alot for your comment dear! Have a wonderful weekend.

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  5. I didn't know there are so many different kinds of baklava..these look fabulous with walnuts. As everybody said that it took lots of patience and works, but for sure very rewarding. Well done!

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    1. Thanks for your comment dear Angie! Yes its preparation takes time but it is so delicious.

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  6. Yum.
    I have never made the pastry, but must try. Some day.

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    1. Thanks for your comment dear E.C.! You should try it because it is so delicious.

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  7. They look amazing and I found very interesting.

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  8. Bravo for making your own yufkas, I know how difficult that work is! I find all baklava choc guzel, but our traditional here is with walnuts. I make them with apples and cherries too, peanuts, coconut... and in all possible shapes. I did see these baklavas made using the handle of a wooden spoon, that is fun too.

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    1. You are correct! Many many diffirent types of baklava. Your traditional ones baklava with apple and cherry look so new. Woow.

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  9. This is awesome! I like it very much! I ate many kinds of baklava, but I bought them.
    Thank you for the recipe.

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    1. Very wellcome dear friend! We also buy baklava from the patisseries.

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment dear friend!

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  11. I love walnut baklava. I’ve never seen it rolled like that. I’ve made it once; quite labor intensive.

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment dear friend! Yes it takes time but it is really so delicious.

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  12. I don't think I have tasted baklava. Your baklava looks beautiful.

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    1. Thank you for your comment dear Nancy! It is up to you. But you should try it just one time.

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  13. Looking so delicious recipe thanks for sharing

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    1. Very wellcome dear friend! Thanks for your comment.

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment dear Christine!

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  15. Great post dear, so nice and interesting, love it! 

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    1. Glad to hear you love it dear Elena! Thanks for your comment.

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  16. I'm not a fan of this dessert because it's a little too sweet for my taste, but my hubby LOVES it. I'll have to try your recipe on his birthday to surprise him. :)

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    1. Woow how nice to hear that surprise dear friend! Thanks for your comment. Happy day.

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  17. WOW! I like baklava!!!!!!!! Thank you very much for the recipe )

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  18. That would make an excellent treat for a special day.
    Have a great day!

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  19. Hola! tiene muy buena pinta, gracias por la reseña. Besos

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  20. I love oriental sweet desserts. Your baklava looks delicious.
    Congratulations for your blog.
    Greetings from Spain.

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    1. Dear pedro! Thank you so much for your comment. Greetings from Turkey.

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  21. Uma verdadeira bomba! Mas deve ser muito deliciosa! Gostei muito da receita!

    Beijos e abraços.
    Sandra C.
    Bluestrass

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  22. I've always wanted to try baklava. Your tempting recipe and pictures remind me that there's no time like the present! Also, I was happy to spot my old childhood friend Dr. Oetker. :)

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    1. Dear friend! Thank you so much for your comment. Dr. Oetker is our childhood friend to. We have used this brand since we were children. Have a wonderful day.

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  23. hola
    que buena receta, me la apunto que tiene una pinta estupenda
    Besotessssssssss

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  24. Thanks alot for your comment dear friend!

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  25. These look so delicious! Making your own dough is definitely a lot of work but I'm sure it is wonderful! My MIL used to make these with the walnuts! Thanks for sharing your recipe!

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  26. Dear Rafa! Thank you so much for your comment. Happy day.

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  27. Delightful dish! I would to have it! thanks so much!

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment dear friend! Happy dear

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  28. Oh, I love this recipe. Baklava was one of my most favorite sweet until I was diagnosed with gluten intolerance. Glad that you have made it from scratch and not used phylo strips like most recipes. I can try with gluten free flour. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Very wellcome dear Balvinder! Glad to hear that you like our recipe. Also gluten free baklava is possible.

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  29. My mother in law is from the Middle East and I've watched her make baklava masterpieces many times. On occasion, I've seen her roll it and cut it the way you have shown. You put together such a great step by step tutorial which is one thing my mother-in -law could never do. She would say just watch- I can't write out what I do. Thanks

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    1. Dear Jude! We are very glad to hear that you like our recipe. It is from our moms and grandmoms. Thanks for your comment. Happy day.

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  30. baklava iconic meals in Turkey....

    i feel that smell so delicious...
    the skin of that baklava so browny and looks crunchy ^^

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    1. I agree with you Dear Gustyanita Pratiwi! Thanks for your comment

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  31. Hello dear!
    you have a fantastic blog. really, the posts are interesting and inspiring.
    it looks wonderful and i feel like doing it! great recipe :)
    I'd like to stay in touch. Maybe you will agree to follow for follow? It would be wonderful!
    Greetings from Poland!

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    1. Sure dear Ayuna! I am going to follow you. Thanks for your comment.

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    2. Thank you so much Dear Ayuna! Have a wonderful week.

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  33. I didn't know this dessert, but it looks exquisite and very delicious.
    Thanks for sharing it.
    Best regards

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    1. Very wellcome dear friens! It is very popular and very unique dessert here. Greetings from Turkey.

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  34. Baklava making is quite a tough art! We got with us a few boxed in 2018. I saw in your country, a full street would have baklava selling shops!

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    1. Yes my friend. You are correct. There are so many baklava shop here. Thsnks for your comment. Have a wonderful newweek.

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  35. Its unique appearance like a newspaper made me even more curious about the taste of my sweet dessert baklava from the Turkish world.
    Greetings

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment Dear friend! Greetings. Have a wonderful week.

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment dear Kinga K. ! We love baklava so much.

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  37. The steps look easy to follow, and the result is fantastic!
    I like baklava, so sweet and delicious!

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment Dear Evi! Have a wonderful day.

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    1. Thank you so much for your comment Dear friend! Happy day,

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  39. Famous baklava! It is awesome! :)

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  40. Thank you so much for your comment Dear Cristi!

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  41. Hi there!
    Looks so delicious!
    Being stuck at home gave me the time and desire to experiment.
    Thanks for sharing!
    Greetings

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    1. Thanks your nice comment Dear friend! This is our popular dessert, we cook it alot.

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  42. Sarà un dolce squisito, mi piacerebbe tanto assaggiarlo! Proverò a realizzare la tua ricetta, grazie! Buona serata!

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