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Molasses / عسل أسود - عسل سرياقوسي

Mon, 2006-07-24 22:35 by Khalid

Known in Egypt as 'black honey', molasses is extracted from sugar cane, which grows well in Egypt's hot summers.

Traditionally kept for relatively long periods in earthenware jars known as ballas بلاص, it does not need refrigiration.

Molasses is used to sweeten some dessert dishes and jam-like preserves.

It is also used as a snack dip and dessert, in combination with tahini and pita bread.

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Molasses with Tahini عسل أسود بالطحينة

Mon, 2006-07-24 21:34 by Khalid

Notes

This is a snack/dip as well as a dessert.

In Egypt, this is eaten as breakfast or an evening meal.

As you mix the ingredients, watch the interesting patterns the dark molasses makes in the light colored tahini. Fun for kids to watch.

Servings: 1

Preparation Time: 0.25 hours

Ingredients

3 tablespoons Molasses
3 tablespoons Tahini (sesame seed paste)
1 Pita bread

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