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Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Konafa

Konafah
(Step-by-Step)

To make this possible, you need:
1 packet “Konnafah” (uncooked)
2 “Safa” cream (or fat sour cream or other consistent cream)
227grams butter
2 cups sugar
2 cups water
Ground pistachios (optional)

Method

Take out the "Konafa" (uncooked) from the refrigerator before at least one hour.Then tear it into small pieces...

Put butter on slow fire..
Melt the butter..
Pour the butter on the konafa and mix well..
 
 
Press half of the buttered konafa onto a baking pan..
Bake in a preheated oven (high) until golden brown..
Meanwhile, put two cans of cream in a bowl..
With 2 tablespoons of water..
and 1 tablespoon of ground pistachios..
Mix well in a bowl..
Remove the konafa from the oven..
Start adding the mixed cream on top of the golden konafa..
Make sure its evenly distributed on top..
Put the remaining uncooked Konafa on top of the cream..
Make sure you cover the whole surface..
Place again inside the oven and bake until golden brown..
Meanwhile, to make syrup, mix 2 cups of sugar..
with 2 cups of water..
heat on stove..
and stir well together until dissolved.. and cook till light golden color..
Remove the konafa from oven when its ready..
Pour the syrup on the konafa..
Garnish with ground pistachios and serve! 

4 comments:

  1. i will make this recipe, it looks wonderful!!!! shukran ya gameeel.

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  2. Sarah I must say to you that in my family we were cooking this kind of cake, but with a sort of konafah not so thin and sure much short and we were putting also cheese or pudding powder to give it color... but I never knew that I will find something so similar over the sea :))))))))))))))))))))))))). I must say it is so delicious and me I love the flavor so much!

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  3. by the way Kadreyah, are these pictures of you cooking? I love the dish that the konafa is made in and also with my family we love konafa but we buy it from the sweet shops, i never made it at home! we love it with eshtaa. mmmmmmmmmmm!!

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  4. Salam Alaykoum wa Rahmatu Allah wa Barakatoh!

    You know :D the dish it is not for konafah, but for fruits tart... :D :D :D.. it is just that the normal dish from yenna was with another meal, the Tefal ones were with 2 other meals (on the fire)... so that was free and available :)))))))))

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