Moroccan Pastry

[Anonymous]

Has anyone ever tried Moroccan Pastry? It's great. If there is a pastry type food that could be called "scrumptious", Moroccan pastry is that food.

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Perhaps there will be more about the Moroccan pastry later.

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[Tdol]

Is it like Turkish and MiddleEastern pastry?

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[Anonymous]

Is it like Turkish and MiddleEastern pastry?

Like the cuddly avatar :evil:

There's some similarity to MiddleEastern pastry. It's sweet, but it's a different type of sweetness. I don't know how to describe it. I think they use nuts and maybe some type of mashed up figs. I'll ask next time I'm there. I've never had Turkish pastry. I once had a few pieces of Turkish candy.

You might recall that I made mentin of Mostafa and his bakery at the other forum. I thought it was out of business. Apparently it is back. More on that later.

That place is evil. They have French pastry and croissants also. I told the guy I thought the place was evil. He knew what I meant and that I was joking.


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[Tdol]

I find them a bit sweet. :evil:

 

[Anonymous]

Is it like Turkish and MiddleEastern pastry? <<

What they use to make some of the pastries are almonds, honey and pastry crust. The ingredients are simple but tasty.

 

[Anonymous]

Is it like Turkish and MiddleEastern pastry? <<

What they use to make some of the pastries are almonds, honey and pastry crust. The ingredients are simple but tasty.

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[MikeNewYork]

Is it like Turkish and MiddleEastern pastry? <<

What they use to make some of the pastries are almonds, honey and pastry crust. The ingredients are simple but tasty.

I posted as a guest by mistake... :roll: 8)

It sounds like Greek baklava.

 

[Anonymous]

It's definitely close. I took notice of that when I had it. It's not as sweet, though.