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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have whole wheat walnut honey baklava (middle eastern dessert) using 16 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Whole wheat Walnut Honey Baklava (Middle Eastern dessert):
- Take Semolina cream
- Make ready 2 tsp Semolina
- Take 1/2 cup Milk
- Take as per taste Rock sugar / unrefined sugar
- Prepare Phylo dough
- Take 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- Prepare 1/2 tbsp butter
- Prepare as required Water
- Get Honey syrup
- Prepare 1/4 cup Honey
- Get 3 tbsp Water
- Get 1 Small cinnamon
- Get For stuffing
- Get as needed choopped walnuts
- Take For brushing
- Get As required Butter
Place the sugar and water in a saucepan and heat stove-top, stirring occasionally, until sugar dissolves. Add the honey, orange extract, and whole cloves (cloves are optional here); stir to mix. Characteristic of the thin sheets stuffed with nuts and always syrupy. Place a layer of phyllo pastry sheets in the bottom of a prepared and greased pan.
Instructions to make Whole wheat Walnut Honey Baklava (Middle Eastern dessert):
- To make semolina cream we will add semolina and rock sugar in milk and simmer it till creamy then keep aside (must keep stirring every now and then to avoid sticking in pan).
- Then we will make the phylo sheet. For that we will mix whole wheat flour and butter very well. Now using little water make a semi soft dough and rest it for 20 mins.
- Then take parts from it and roll in a thin sheet (so that you can see your hand from other side that thin) using dust flour.
- Now fold the sheet from middle lightly like shown in picture. Then add choopped Walnuts and semolina cream in parts as per the length of the sheet.
- Now fold from two sides and lightly pinch from middles.
- Now cut from the fold, separate, using dust flour (if needed).
- Now place the stuffed Baklavas in a greased baking tray and brush with butter very well. Now bake it for 35 mins or more if needed.
- While Baklavas are being baked make a cinnamon infused water and keep aside.
- When the baking is done add that cinnamon infused water in honey and make a semi thick syrup and pour the syrup over the just baked Baklavas.
- Keep the Baklavas like that to sit for 1-2 hour. Garnish with any chopped nuts of your choice.
- And serve this healthy dessert don't wait anymore.
Characteristic of the thin sheets stuffed with nuts and always syrupy. Place a layer of phyllo pastry sheets in the bottom of a prepared and greased pan. Add the mixture of crushed walnuts and sugar evenly on top, smoothening out with a spatula. Add the rest of the phyllo sheets carefully on top. Cut into diamonds and pour over the clarified butter.
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