- for the dish, lokma, is
derived from the Arabic, as is the Gr**** name
loukoumádes (λουκουμάδες). The
recipe for
Luqmat al-Qadi, yeast-leavened
dough boiled...
-
doughnut K
Kleina Klenät
Koeksister Kreple Krofne L
Lokma Long John
Loukoumades Luther Burger M
Mahua Malasada Maple bacon donut Maple bar N Nonnevot...
-
melomakarona are also a more
recent variation of the
traditional recipe.
Loukoumades Halva "Melomakarona -
Honey Cookies with Walnuts". About.com. Archived...
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Boortsog Buñuelo Chin chin
Gulab jamun Kuli-kuli List of
doughnut varieties Loukoumades Oliebol Beignet "The puff-puff: A
Nigerian delicacy". "How To Make Puff...
- with ice
cream in summer.
Gulab jamun Bamiyeh Tangyuan Chè xôi nước
Loukoumades Doughnut holes Kemal Pasha DessertTurkish Ministry of
Culture Archived...
- of
former Yugoslavia.
Melomakarono Şekerpare
Revani Baklava Tulumba Loukoumades Phoenicia dessert List of
pastries "Republic Of
Turkey Ministry Of Culture...
- krofna, krafna, or
pokladnice (poklade
meaning "carnival")
Cyprus –
Loukoumades Czech Republic –
Koblihy or
vdolky (without a hole) are
usually filled...
- Dolmades, Spanakopita, Tiropita, and Gr**** coffee.
Sweets include Baklava,
Loukoumades, Diples, Galaktoboureko, Koulorakia, and Kourabiedes. In a
modern context...
-
Cretan restaurants,
accompanied by
fresh fruits, nuts, or
sweets like
loukoumades (honey-soaked doughnuts) or halva.
Tsikoudia is part of a
broader family...
- into a bar.
Loukoumades,
fried balls of
dough that are
often ****ed with
cinnamon and
drizzled with honey. Fouskakia, a
version of
loukoumades from the island...
