Baklava Collection

Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkeys most iconic dessert, baklava is of paper-thin layers
Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkeyas most iconic dessert, baklava is of paper-thin layers of phyllo dough with nuts, honey or syrup, began as a sweet created for the sultan during the Ottoman Empire

Detail of traditional Turkish dessert baklava, Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar), Eminonu, Fatih District, Istanbul Province, Turkey

Detail of round traditional Turkish dessert baklava with pistachio nuts, Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar), Eminonu, Fatih District, Istanbul Province, Turkey

Detail of round traditional Turkish dessert baklava with pistachio nuts, Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar), Eminonu, Fatih District, Istanbul Province, Turkey

Detail of traditional Turkish dessert baklava, Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar), Eminonu, Fatih District, Istanbul Province, Turkey

Baklava (traditional Turkish pastries), Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar), Istanbul, Turkey

Greek Baklava and Coffee. Rethymnon Old Town Restaurant, Crete, Greece

Baklava (traditional Turkish pastries), Istanbul, Turkey

Bakery Shop In Muslim Quarter, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Turkish Pastry, North Cyprus

baklava, oriental pastry in bazaar at historical centre of Istanbul, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Sultanahmet District, Turkey

Traditional Turkish sweets display in a pastry shop, Istanbul, Turkey

Plate with traditional baklava Turkish sweet and cup of Turkish coffee

baklava in a roll, typical oriental sweet pastry in bazaar at historical centre of Istanbul, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Sultanahmet District, Turkey

Baklava cheesecake and honey comb
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Syria, Central Hama, Sweetmeats. Tray of Baklava

Baklava for sale in a patisserie in downtown Damascus, Syria

Australia, Victoria, VIC, Melbourne, Prahan, Prahan Market, baklava Middle Eastern pastry
Australia, Victoria, Melbourne, Prahan, Prahan Market, baklava Middle Eastern pastry

Baklava, a traditional Turkish sweet pastry in The Grand Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Baklava, an Arab sweet pastry at a shop in the Old City, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Pile of Baklava, Egypt, Cairo

Baklava in baking tray

Varieties of baklava and tulumba, sticky pastry sweets coated with syrup, Turkish desserts

Plate of Greek, Baclava-type pastry sweets, made with nuts, honey and syrup, view from above

Baklava sweets on a plate

Turkish coffee served with sweets

Turkey, Istanbul, Spice Bazaar, various pastry and nuts

Baklava and dried fruit and nuts for sale, Spice Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey, Western Asia

Turkish delight and baklava for sale in Spice Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey, Western Asia

Turkish pastries, Lefkosa (Nicosia), North Cyprus, Cyprus, Europe

Baklava shop, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Baklava, filo pastry with honey and pistachios, Greece, Europe

Baklava, sweet pastry made of layers of filo pastry filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with syrup or honey, Arabic gastronomy, Middle East

Arab women preparing trays of sweetmeatsm or Baklava in Iran

Traditional Turkish Baklava for sale, Spice Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Baklava for sale, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Typical Turkish desserts of baklava, loukoumi (Turkish delight), and Turkish coffee, Turkey, Eurasia

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"Baklava: Turkey's Most Iconic Dessert, a Delicate Delight from Gaziantep" Indulge in the heavenly layers of baklava, a traditional Turkish pastry that has become synonymous with the rich culinary heritage of Turkey. Originating from Gaziantep, this delectable treat is crafted with paper-thin layers of flaky pastry, generously filled with a delightful mixture of nuts and sweetened syrup. Step into the bustling Egyptian Bazaar in Istanbul and let your senses be captivated by the aroma of freshly baked baklava. This spice-filled marketplace offers an array of tempting options for those seeking to satisfy their sweet tooth. Venture further into Greece and discover Rethymnon Old Town Restaurant nestled within Crete's charming streets. Here, you can relish Greek baklava paired perfectly with aromatic coffee, creating an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Back in Istanbul, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture as you explore its narrow alleys adorned with bakeries showcasing trays upon trays of mouthwatering baklavas. The Muslim Quarter in Jerusalem also boasts its own bakery shop where locals and visitors alike gather to savor this Middle Eastern delight. Travel to North Cyprus and witness how Turkish pastries take center stage on every dessert table. The delicate artistry involved in creating these treats reflects centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. As you wander through Istanbul's historical center or visit one of its many bazaars listed as World Heritage sites, don't miss out on trying authentic baklava – it truly is a taste sensation not to be missed. In pastry shops across Istanbul, traditional Turkish sweets are proudly displayed alongside golden plates adorned with tantalizing pieces of baklava. Pair it with a cup of strong Turkish coffee for an indulgent combination that will transport your taste buds to new heights. For those seeking something unique yet equally delicious, try rolled-up versions or even innovative creations like baklava cheesecake topped with a drizzle of honeycomb.