The Turkish Delights that I have had so far in the UK have been soft jelly cubes covered in icing sugar but my son bought me real Turkish Delight from Turkey and the real stuff is a lot stiffer and sort of chewy and so much better. I want to make my own, this video just shows it being made.
I don't know if you can make the one in this video. The delights in this video were made in Safranbolu (birthplace of the original Turkish delights) and there are probably some tips and formulas that they're not disclosing. I feel you, I'm from Safranbolu and ever since I moved to the US, I cannot find the real delights anywhere. Only those abominations you mentioned. I'm thinking about giving it a try too, at least I can tell whether or not I got it right lol. One good test is that, if you squeeze them with your fingers, they should quickly return to their original shape. If they don't they're either not fresh or they are not real delights.
@@ibrahimkayikci2146 I would not even try to make this from the video, I need a proper recipe including ingredients and the method. I have found similar on UA-cam but I don`t think that they are the real Turkish Delight. As usual, when you find something special, it is often made by the people that are experts and to replicate that is never easy. I will persevere and try other suggested ways of making it that doesn`t require industrial type of machines. Thanks for the reply.
@@ibrahimkayikci2146 3.52 do they eat the petal too? What is it for? I mean the petal of the flower, it is to be eaten? What flower? Rose?, I think so.
I realize this is an old thread, but for what it’s worth, the consistency of Turkish delights is controlled by how long the cornstarch slurry is cooked. My experience has been that people in the west prefer a softer bite over the more traditional firmer chew. It’s not that the ones in the west are made with different ingredients necessarily. When it comes to food it’s just a matter of taste which is mostly subjective.
I got tired of buying old stale Baklava online so I started making my own. 3 different types this year so far. I'm sure mine aren't as good as fresh original Baklava but it's better than what I seem to be able to buy.
You can buy directly from Karaköy Güllüoğlu. I'm in Western Canada and it gets here in a few days via courier but it's pricey. That being said, homemade is also tasty.
I worked for a cookie and Turkish delight company in my summer internship and production was massive. It was very hard to cook, cut, carry them around. I did cutting and packaging almost everyday. Even if there are machines around, human labor is required to maintain everything smoothly so that’s why traditional cookies and Turkish delight are expensive. We were also producing marzipan and some kind of sweet helva with spices. It was nice to smell like candy/sugar when I came back home though. There were always sugar in my sleeves. 🤣
Being from Safranbolu, I can confirm when walking into a delight shop you are welcomed with this sweetest fruity/creamy smell. And the proper way to honour that smell is ordering a Turkish coffee. I miss it dearly😢
Turkish delight is one of the best sweets one can have. It is not easily available outside of Turkey. I am keen to know the ingredients used and the quantity. Would like to try making it at home.
Just watch some other videos on Turkish delight and you will learn the proportions. A home cook usually uses two pots one for making the cornstarch and water mixture and one pot for making the sugar and water mixture later you combined the two cooked parts and re-cook to make one you will see another videos. The ingredients used, obviously pistachios in the beginning and the green powdered pistachios which had been probably blanched to take off the colour so only the green part of the pistachio was left. Icing sugar and cornstarch are the white powder in the end. Cream of tartar is used in many recipes when making the corn starch mixture to boil. Nougat was used that was the white fluffy dough in the later batch. Saffron is the fine statements of the crocus flower which is quite expensive and makes the gorgeous red orange colour and it has a spectacular flavor. Salt was added a small amount to enhance the flavour of the Turkish delight. You could flavour it with whatever you have.The last batch with the nougat had a mixture of two nuts Pistachio and filberts or Hazelnut, saffron. Pomegranate the original grenadinen, it’s a popular flavour and colourant. Citrus is popular, orange and lemon. I’m not sure what the clear liquid was used in the last batch it could’ve been an essence. Orange blossom essence, or rose essence, you can use so many Western Europeans would use elderberry essence.
@@Eat-More hello - what is being added at 23:51 ? All Turkish delight recipes I find are only for the ‘jelly’ kind and not the ‘nougat’ lokum roll style. I am trying to decipher what exactly the white ‘nougat’ is as I see it rolled up with hazelnut cream filled inside
My friends from Turkey sent me these to India because of how much I love them. I would like to make them at home here, but no matter how many times I try, they don't turn out half as good as these 😭.
I’d love to try the pistachio ones. Not so much the rose covered variety. Roses smell wonderful, but their smell doesn’t inspire me to eat them. Plus dry petals have the texture of paper.
Ils mélangent eau,sucre et gomme arabique,et chauffent puis ils mettent les pistaches ,pétales de rose etc etc Poser dans de l'amidon et découpés ? merci de votre videos.
rose petal. It improves the taste and gives off an amazingly nice smell. If you go to such original Turkish delight vendors, you will be greeted by very nice smells inside.
@@Eat-More saffron? So much?? That stuff is so expensive, here in the states, that we use only a few pieces when cooking. But I do love Turkish Delight!
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The Turkish Delights that I have had so far in the UK have been soft jelly cubes covered in icing sugar but my son bought me real Turkish Delight from Turkey and the real stuff is a lot stiffer and sort of chewy and so much better. I want to make my own, this video just shows it being made.
I don't know if you can make the one in this video. The delights in this video were made in Safranbolu (birthplace of the original Turkish delights) and there are probably some tips and formulas that they're not disclosing.
I feel you, I'm from Safranbolu and ever since I moved to the US, I cannot find the real delights anywhere. Only those abominations you mentioned. I'm thinking about giving it a try too, at least I can tell whether or not I got it right lol.
One good test is that, if you squeeze them with your fingers, they should quickly return to their original shape. If they don't they're either not fresh or they are not real delights.
@@ibrahimkayikci2146 I would not even try to make this from the video, I need a proper recipe including ingredients and the method. I have found similar on UA-cam but I don`t think that they are the real Turkish Delight. As usual, when you find something special, it is often made by the people that are experts and to replicate that is never easy. I will persevere and try other suggested ways of making it that doesn`t require industrial type of machines. Thanks for the reply.
@@ibrahimkayikci2146 3.52 do they eat the petal too? What is it for? I mean the petal of the flower, it is to be eaten? What flower? Rose?, I think so.
you should try this one. this is the best by far even in turkiye. i barely give credit to desserts out of gaziantep but this is a masterpiece
I realize this is an old thread, but for what it’s worth, the consistency of Turkish delights is controlled by how long the cornstarch slurry is cooked. My experience has been that people in the west prefer a softer bite over the more traditional firmer chew. It’s not that the ones in the west are made with different ingredients necessarily. When it comes to food it’s just a matter of taste which is mostly subjective.
Turkish delights & Baklava are my favourites! I wish I could visit Turkey in future. Yummy!
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I visit Istanbul ...soo much great !!! Great food and sweets too ..!!!
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EXCELLENT Turkish delight recipes
Absolutely beautiful .
ماشاءالله شكل الحلويات تشهي وتجنن،يعطيكم العافيه،،أتمنا أزور تركيا وأذوق هذي الحلويات
I got tired of buying old stale Baklava online so I started making my own. 3 different types this year so far. I'm sure mine aren't as good as fresh original Baklava but it's better than what I seem to be able to buy.
Where are you based?
@@pursuingpurity596 Near Seattle Washngton.
You can buy directly from Karaköy Güllüoğlu. I'm in Western Canada and it gets here in a few days via courier but it's pricey. That being said, homemade is also tasty.
I worked for a cookie and Turkish delight company in my summer internship and production was massive. It was very hard to cook, cut, carry them around. I did cutting and packaging almost everyday. Even if there are machines around, human labor is required to maintain everything smoothly so that’s why traditional cookies and Turkish delight are expensive. We were also producing marzipan and some kind of sweet helva with spices. It was nice to smell like candy/sugar when I came back home though. There were always sugar in my sleeves. 🤣
Hı i'm from Algeria and i want to learn how to make this kind of sweets would You tell if it's possible to do a training in turkey to learn thanks
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Clean, Hygienic and Well organized
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It must smell amazing in the rose petal room! ❤️
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Being from Safranbolu, I can confirm when walking into a delight shop you are welcomed with this sweetest fruity/creamy smell.
And the proper way to honour that smell is ordering a Turkish coffee.
I miss it dearly😢
Turkish sweets are the best 👍👍👍👍😋😋😋
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I've just made some. My mom loves it.
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ما شاء الله يسلم هاليدين شلكه بشهي رائع يعطيك ألف عافية روعة روعة روعة روعة روعة روعة روعة
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Fantastic Tirkish Dielight recipes 👌
Absolutely excellent delicious 😋 .
The Turkish delight and baklava are my favourites 😋😋😋.
Turkish delight is one of the best sweets one can have. It is not easily available outside of Turkey. I am keen to know the ingredients used and the quantity. Would like to try making it at home.
Just watch some other videos on Turkish delight and you will learn the proportions. A home cook usually uses two pots one for making the cornstarch and water mixture and one pot for making the sugar and water mixture later you combined the two cooked parts and re-cook to make one you will see another videos. The ingredients used, obviously pistachios in the beginning and the green powdered pistachios which had been probably blanched to take off the colour so only the green part of the pistachio was left. Icing sugar and cornstarch are the white powder in the end. Cream of tartar is used in many recipes when making the corn starch mixture to boil. Nougat was used that was the white fluffy dough in the later batch. Saffron is the fine statements of the crocus flower which is quite expensive and makes the gorgeous red orange colour and it has a spectacular flavor. Salt was added a small amount to enhance the flavour of the Turkish delight. You could flavour it with whatever you have.The last batch with the nougat had a mixture of two nuts Pistachio and filberts or Hazelnut, saffron. Pomegranate the original grenadinen, it’s a popular flavour and colourant. Citrus is popular, orange and lemon. I’m not sure what the clear liquid was used in the last batch it could’ve been an essence. Orange blossom essence, or rose essence, you can use so many Western Europeans would use elderberry essence.
i love how wherever you go in the world, "a stick with a line on it" is the most widely-used measuring tool.
This Turkish dessert looks good and is delicious and healthy
Sugar is not healthy 😢
Wow. Those look amazing.
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Fantastic turkish delight!! Lokum and baklava👏👏
Turkish delight !!!!!
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I'm trying to know this by watching this because the title says how to make and yet I didn't see any captions about the things being mixed in.
İs a delitions beautiful turkish delith
Wow... just wow...looks so good!
Give us the description on the ratio of the ingredients used. Exact recipe please.
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My favourite sweet!
I know that I have at home but it already finish and I didn’t want to try it before ❤
I miss eating these! I like the ones with Roses are good, and with fresh smell of Roses since they really used petals of the flower.
A must for me to try
مرحبا بكي اختي الكريمة انا اعمل حلقوم بس شنو سبب ما يصير مطاطي مثل هذا شكل الله يرحم والديكي اعطيني قياس بدون زحمه أريد جواب من اختي ❤❤
Very nice
Foarte bun si frumos Dar spuneti va rog ce ingrediente folositi la inceput pina sa puneti fisticul , va rooog 👍👍👍👍🤗🥰❤️😘
WOW this looks incredible, i bet they taste exquisite.... What was that liquid? Was it chick pea juice by any chance?
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awesome video
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Techno burfee,healthy ingredients gond pistasho powder,rose petals,good desert after high protiene diet.A balancing delight.
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@@Eat-More hello - what is being added at 23:51 ? All Turkish delight recipes I find are only for the ‘jelly’ kind and not the ‘nougat’ lokum roll style. I am trying to decipher what exactly the white ‘nougat’ is as I see it rolled up with hazelnut cream filled inside
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My friends from Turkey sent me these to India because of how much I love them.
I would like to make them at home here, but no matter how many times I try, they don't turn out half as good as these 😭.
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Mmm harika
Восхитительно.
Super!!!
by the way those white powders are starch which prevents delights to stick each other.
So tasty it'll drive you nuts ;))
Cezayir'de acenteniz var mı?
Really interesting
I’d love to try the pistachio ones. Not so much the rose covered variety. Roses smell wonderful, but their smell doesn’t inspire me to eat them. Plus dry petals have the texture of paper.
Стамбуле где можно купить ваша лукум?
How can i order?
Oh yummy 🤤
تبدو لذيذة جدا
So good
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Как можно заказать эти вкусняхи? 😋😋
This looks great and tasty, but what's that green dust on min 5:05?
Pistachio
pistachio
Gostaria de receita completa
Making the saffron one.
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@@Eat-More unless, of course, the amazing Turkish company, by chance, can mail overseas 🥺
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what camera yall using
Yo quiero probar!!!
Plz tell me about the ingredient names and quantity. First u added water and then powder and suger tell me plz the white powder i name
Last wali delight recipe plz koi share kare
Tarif var mı
I love this but the uk ones
I wish Turkey would export these. You can't go to Turkey just to eat some Lokum with pistachio 😀
Sure you can. But why stop there.
I’d eat my way from one end to the other if I could.
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I m from India can I go over there to learn how to make it .
Recept please
Ils mélangent eau,sucre et gomme arabique,et chauffent puis ils mettent les pistaches ,pétales de rose etc etc Poser dans de l'amidon et découpés ? merci de votre videos.
01:47 for those who don't know ,real rose petals
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Is that chopped up flowers on the outside of the candy?
Dried rose petals.
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I m from India, recipes please
I will have the green box please.
Интересно, что входит в состав обсыпки?
rose petal. It improves the taste and gives off an amazingly nice smell. If you go to such original Turkish delight vendors, you will be greeted by very nice smells inside.
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Сксажіть, будь ласка, які складові в зеленій обсипці???
Pistachio
اريد الوصفة ارجوكم 😢😢
seviyorum onu
WoW
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ОЙ,КАК.Я ЛЮБЛЮ РАХАТ лукум.Я готовлю его по рецептам из интернета.Но что то не как немогу добиться хорошего вкуса.
Do que é feito está farofa verde
Pistachio
С лепестками роз ....это блюдо из рая❤
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E cadê a receita para fazer em casa? Com tradução. Isabel Brazil SP
Рецепт - это коммерческая тайна. Вам его никто не даст.
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What's the red stuff being poured on the candy?
Rose leaves
saffron
@@Eat-More saffron? So much?? That stuff is so expensive, here in the states, that we use only a few pieces when cooking. But I do love Turkish Delight!
Rose leaves
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