3 Middle Eastern Dessert Essentials – How to make Clarified Butter, Clotted Cream, and Simple Syrup


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I’m going to show you how to make three components that are essential for many Middle Eastern Desserts; Samna, Eshta and Sharbat, which means Clarified …

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  1. Sabhia Sheikh
    Sabhia Sheikh says:

    Love your videos, the detail you provide is quite informative for newbies like me to Middle Eastern cooking. Have a blessed Ramadhan and look forward to seeing more recipes leading up to festive Eid celebrations.

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  2. Alan Lamb
    Alan Lamb says:

    As a scientist really appreciate your approach to your videos. My wife and I have tried making hummus following various recipes and despite putting in a lot of effort have never managed to make anything that is much better than store bought. As such, we were rather nervous to try making falafel, but followed your video and it turned out fantastically (plus because you showed how they do things outside the home we got the idea of using our wet grinder, which made a fantastic fluffy batter!). Thanks again for your videos, would love to see one on hummus at some stage, I'm sure it will help us make something tastier next time we try!

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  3. Ron Labhart
    Ron Labhart says:

    Light corn syrup is another commonly available ingredient that will stop crystalization (it is almost 100% glucose, so it's basically the same thing you're using, but you see it sold as corn syrup most commonly in the US). Great video!

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