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layali lubnan

πŸ‡±πŸ‡§ A dish from Lebanon

layali lubnan, a dish from Lebanon
Saarahr Β· CC BY-SA 4.0

Layali Lubnan, also called Qashtalia, is a Lebanese dessert. It is made from a layer of semolina pudding that is scented with orange blossom water and rose water, a second layer on top made from qishta, and topped with ground pistachios, honey or qatir.

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πŸ₯˜Main ingredientssemolina, milk, orange blossom water, rose water, clotted cream, pistachios
πŸ”₯Cooking methodcooked pudding, layered and chilled
πŸ‘…Flavour & stylesweet, floral, creamy
πŸ•’When it’s eatendessert

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Where does layali lubnan come from?
layali lubnan is a dish that originated in Lebanon.
What is layali lubnan?
Layali Lubnan, also called Qashtalia, is a Lebanese dessert. It is made from a layer of semolina pudding that is scented with orange blossom water and rose water, a second layer on top made from qishta, and topped with ground pistachios, honey or qatir.