How to make ekmek kataifi :)

[dimi_pat]

This is one of my favorite recipes Do any of you know good variations or alternative recipes?

 

[Worldwide Greeks Editor]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

Here are a few printed versions of the Ekmek Kataifi recipe:

Ekmek Kataifi Recipe - Custard with Whipped Cream and Pastry Recipe

Learn how to make and prepare the recipe for Ekmek Kataifi, a Greek whipped custard dessert.

www.greekboston.com

Greek Ekmek Kataifi recipe (Custard and whipped cream pastry with syrup)

An absolutely delicious Ekmek Kataifi recipe! Discover how to make this traditional Ekmek dish to perfection with my extensive list of hints and tips and detailed preparation photos! Go ahead, indulge yourself!

www.mygreekdish.com

Greek Ekmek Kataifi - Syrupy Shredded Pastry And Cream Dessert

Crispy syrupy kataifi pastry, creamy pastry cream, airy whipped cream, chopped nuts, and cinnamon. Ekmek Kataifi is one of the best Greek desserts!

www.realgreekrecipes.com

 

[k_tsoukalas]

This is one of my favorite Greek desserts, but I don't know how to make it yet. Thanks for sharing these recipes!

 

[Blue & White]

Ekmek is not Greek it's Turkish

 

[cf_fraiser]

Ekmek is not Greek it's Turkish

I believe they still eat it in Greece though

 

[k_tsoukalas]

Ekmek is not Greek it's Turkish

There's a blending of cultures and influences in Greece. I can adopt it as Greek if I desire.

 

[Blue & White]

There's a blending of cultures and influences in Greece. I can adopt it as Greek if I desire.

You can but why would you? It's Turkish.

 

[k_tsoukalas]

You can but why would you? It's Turkish.

How do you know for sure? Baklava is a Turkish word, as well. It's clearly a Greek dessert!

 

[Blue & White]

How do you know for sure? Baklava is a Turkish word, as well. It's clearly a Greek dessert!

Baklava is actually a Mongolian word. Baklava is Arabic, and the Turks made it theirs in the mid 1600s

 

[k_tsoukalas]

Baklava is actually a Mongolian word. Baklava is Arabic, and the Turks made it theirs in the mid 1600s

Oh! Yes, that is true. Thank you!