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Panther
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Posted: 11 March 2009 at 10:08am |
Thank you so much for the recipe and tips. I think I actually found the right kind of wheat at a specialty store in Hartford, so I'm going to be cooking this on Saturday! I can't wait!!
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mariyah
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rosewater is optional, and you can use canned garbanzos (chickpeas) instead of waiting forever for them to cook. Bulgur wheat is fine for the D�vme as I have to have this sent from relatives in Turkey to get the real thing. You can get Bulgar wheat at health food stores!
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abuayisha
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Asure (Wheat Pudding)Ingredients Measure AmountD�vme (dehusked wheat for asure) 1 cup 180 grams Chickpeas 1/3 cup 60 grams Dry white beans 1/3 cup 60 grams Rice 2 tablespoons 15 grams Water 12 � cups 2.5 kg Dried apricots 10 60 grams Dried figs 5 125 grams Raisins (seedless) � cup 50 grams Orange 1 small size 120 grams Sugar 1 2/3 cups 300 grams Rose water 2 tablespoons 20 grams Walnuts (not crushed) 2/3 cup 65 grams Pomegranate � small size 50 grams Servings: 10 Preparation : Edited by abuayisha - 08 March 2009 at 10:18pm |
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Panther
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Recently someone from Turkey gave me some delicious dessert called Ashura, which she said is made in Turkey frequently, not just amongst those who celebrate the holiday by that name. This pudding was made from bulgar, red beans, chick peas, apricots, raisins, sugar, and I believe there were some fava beans or butterbeans in it, too. It was seasoned with cinnamon and other spices. I bought some wheat yesterday that I think is the right size, but I don't know a recipe, or how to cook this. Does someone know how to do this recipe? Thanks.
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