Rosa Cooking

Bulgarian baklava

Very juicy baklava without crust, which is quick and easy to prepare.

Preparation steps

  • Whisk eggs and sugar, add milk, oil, nuts, raisins, and mix everything well. Finally add semolina and flour mixed with baking powder. Coat a medium tray measuring 33x22 cm with oil, sprinkle with flour and pour the mixture. The mixture is thicker, that's how it should be. Preheat the oven to 210 degrees C and bake the mixture for 25 minutes.
  • Put sugar, vanilla, caramel or rum sugar and water to boil. Reduce heat and cook for 5 minutes after boiling. Remove from the heat and add lemon juice. Slowly pour hot syrup over the hot baklava and leave it to absorb the syrup completely and cool down, then cut it. Sprinkle the sliced ​​baklava with coarsely chopped walnuts.
  • You can see the recipe here as well.

Serving

Remark:

Tags

baklava

You might also like...

Baklava with almonds

Oriental pie with an Arabic name, baqlawa, topped with melted honey and lemon juice, is best known as Greek and Turkish, and is a favorite in our region. Tasting it with various fillings, we also topped it with almonds instead of the usual walnuts.

Baklava with pistachios

We were recently served with baklava on a flight to the exotic east. Triple pleasant surprise, because instead of walnuts they were stuffed with pine nuts and smelled of oranges. You don't have to travel for an unforgettable experience…

Layered apple pie

And the "best" apple pie is? This is not a prize question, but an introduction to a layered apple cake, which, we dared to think, could surpass its "nut" predecessor - baklava and become the universal "best" apple miracle.

Poppy seed baklava

Poppy seed baklava

So far you have put everything in baklava and it has always been excellent, but will baklava tolerate poppy and will poppy love baklava? You won’t know until you try it, and since some of us have been convinced of this many times already, here’s the recipe.