Sekerpare(Sugar Bit) - These authentic baked hazelnut-topped, sugar-syrup saturated turkish sugar cookies taste a lot like "Gulab Jamun", the Indian sweet.The difference is that this is baked and has eggs. Since this has plenty of sugar,my advise to any sweet lover is to indulge this wicked dessert in moderation.
Ingredients(Recipe Courtesy: Ms.Arslan):
The cookies should be allowed to absorb the sugar syrup for at least 6 hours.Else they will be slightly crunchy. They swell slightly as they absorb all the syrupy goodness.
Serving Size - 1
Enjoy!
Ingredients(Recipe Courtesy: Ms.Arslan):
- All-Purpose Flour - 2 cups, sifted
- Eggs - 2, whisked
- Confectioner's sugar - 1/3 cup
- Baking Powder - 2 tsp
- Unsalted Butter - 1 stick, room temperature
- Grated coconut - 2 tbsp
- Olive Oil - 2 tbsp
- Hazelnuts
- Granulated Sugar - 2 cups
- Water - 2 cups
- Lemon Juice - from 1/2 a lemon
- In a thick bottomed sauce pan, mix the sugar and water and turn up the heat.
- Add juice of the lemon and keep stirring till it comes to a roiling boil for about 20 minutes.
- Switch off stove and cool the syrup completely.
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Mix all the ingredients with hands, except the hazelnuts to make a nice soft dough.
- Divide the dough into 20 even-sized balls and shape it to look like a round biscuit.
- Plant one hazelnut in the center and bake until they turn light brown for about 20-25 minutes.
- Arrange the cookies quickly in a glass dish and pour the cold syrup on the top.Let it sit for at least 6 hours, preferably overnight.
- Best if served cold.
The cookies should be allowed to absorb the sugar syrup for at least 6 hours.Else they will be slightly crunchy. They swell slightly as they absorb all the syrupy goodness.
Serving Size - 1
Enjoy!
OMG....dear..mouthwatering..Looks extremely delicious ...
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Kairali sisters
These turikish cookies look very delicious.soaking them sugar syrup sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely! yumm...bookmarked!
ReplyDeletethanks for introducing this turkish cookies,,looks so yummy..
ReplyDeleteNever heard of soaking cookies in syrup...but this sounds like a must try!
ReplyDeleteTurkish sweets are usually very very very sweet! :-) But they are GOOD!
ReplyDeletesoaking them in sugar syrup, I have never tried this before, I bet it add such great flavor..
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They look lovely and very tempting :)
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering sugar cookies, looks fantastic, very new for me..thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Though the sugar amount is bit scary, would love to have one :).
ReplyDeleteSuper presentation da. This is just brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThey look absolutely delicious.
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thanks for introducing this turkish cookies,,looks so yummy..
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful!!! love jamun so we r sure to love this!!!
ReplyDeleteTurkish cookies sound wonderfully rich nad delicious.
ReplyDeleteno chance,looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteSugar Cookies look awesome...Never tried this..will try it soon..
ReplyDeletelooks delicious dear
ReplyDeleteWonderful cookies..I will definitely try it out..
ReplyDeleteI like the cookies, they look cute. It must be very yummy after it sucks up all the sugar.
ReplyDeleteGRt cookies dear...looks so yammy feeling like to finish it within a second...
ReplyDeleteTHanks for the comment on my post.U asked me whether i have done any cake decorating class or not...I really wanted to but here In Joann they don't have any cake decorating class...so oneday i just bought the ready made fondant roll and tried it..it came out real easy and there are lots of sites and videos which help to learn about the fondant cake decorations..I just follow those and my creative imagination and the outcome is in front of u...
Scrumptious cookies, I love the hazelnut in the center!
ReplyDeleteScrumptious cookies, I love the hazelnut in the center!
ReplyDeleteHi dear, delicious recipe! Thanks for your nice comment. Kisses
ReplyDeleteWow, these look amazing. I can relate these to our Badusha, don't you think? Thanks for the entry. I got your address.
ReplyDeleteBeautifull...looks so delicious...I will definitely try it..
ReplyDeleteThis is one sinfully delicious treat :-) Looks awesome...
ReplyDeletek now i want atleast gulab jamun:)
ReplyDeletethose cookies r delicious.thanks for sharing.and .thanks for dropping by.thanks for ur suggestion..i made the necessary changes and hope the viewers like it.was feeling the same...but thought wil change it later...as was busy with my 17 mnths old baby..
ReplyDeletedo come again..for the pics...i first posted in original size..but it was looking as if its more a visual treat than a food/recipe blog..still wil think over it.thanks so much
Hey they looks absolutely tempting dear,,, wish I am there to have some.. they look damn good and neat..
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ReplyDeleteI know I will love these. Great flavor combo. Cookies like these are my weakness.
ReplyDeleteNo amount of sugar is too much for me! I love that these have hazelnuts. Super yum!
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I like this cookie..it is so different haven't eaten some thing like this ever. Let me see if I can try ...You know what sweets mean to bongs.
Have a nice weekend
Turkish sugar cookies looks really nice.
ReplyDeleteWow! I can already imagine how the coconutty and buttery these cookies will turn out.
ReplyDeleteWooow,,nice turkish cookies dear looks delicious n different one,,sure will try it soon.
ReplyDeletecookies look awesome..nice recipe..
ReplyDeleteVery yummy & luscious deary.... I am introduced to it the first time... & I am sure will never forget this awesome prep u posted...... KUDOS!!!!
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Love those cookies, they look perfect!!
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ReplyDeleteVery nice :) Can I have one please :)
ReplyDeleteCookie looks yummy, crunchy, tempting and lovely. I cannot resist myself. Wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeletemouth watering dear!!
ReplyDeleteOh my ! they look so wonderful ! the syrup makes them look so luscious
ReplyDeleteReally mouthwatering post dear..am tempted 2 make them now..tnx for sharing...
ReplyDeleteils ont l'air vraiment succulents ces cookies, belle présentation, j'adore
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These look fabulous and they are the kind of thing that I can follow you in making. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteHi Cool Lassi
ReplyDeleteCookies look awesome!! Never soaked cookies in sugar syrup so sounds very interesting. Will try this...
Have a nice weekend.
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Hamaree Rasoi
Wow these look wonderful! Lovely post!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend dear.
wow..they look soo mouth watering...
ReplyDeleteYou are tempting me with those cookies...wow they look so good soaked with all the sugar syrup goodness...wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteOmg even me, I usually buy these cookies from market =) I only use homemade syrup =D
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