Syria: breads, grains & baking
Community source noteSyrian sweets include baklava made with filo, nuts and syrup, and knafeh made with kataifi and cheese.
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AI topic illustration BaklavapastryA sweet made with filo pastry, nuts and syrup.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration KnafehpastryA sweet made with kataifi and cheese.
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Syrian sweets include baklava made with filo, nuts and syrup, and knafeh made with kataifi and cheese.
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