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Grew up in Beirut in the sixties and seventies. Had a Teta (grand-mother) at home who was in charge of the cooking. [...][ facebook ]
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Tag Archives: ashta
Pancakes with clotted cream and cherry sauce (Atayef bel Ashta w Karaz)
Atayef are the equivalent of American pancakes; they contain no eggs; they are only cooked on one side; stuffed with either nuts or cream or cheese; served with a flavored syrup. Atayef are considered a dessert, not a breakfast food; in Beirut, there are shops where people order these; you can get the clotted cream [...]
67 Comments Shredded phyllo with clotted cream (Ossmaliyeh bel Ashta)
This is a homestyle version of one of the most popular desserts served in traditional Lebanese restaurants and pastry shops in Beirut. It comes either in a large pie format or in individual servings. It is composed of a super crispy base of fried or oven-toasted shredded phyllo dough, topped with unsweetened ashta or clotted [...]
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Rice paste with rosewater and ashta(shmayseh)