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This collection of the best middle eastern desserts will make your taste buds thank you! Middle Eastern cuisine has so much delicious food to offer and they also have some awesome desserts! This super delicious pistachio baklava is buttery, sweet, flakey, nutty, gooey.

Muhallebi Amardeen Pudding, also known as Muhallabia Qamar al-din Pudding or apricot pudding, is a classic Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dessert that combines a silky smooth texture with a balance of sweet and tart apricot flavors. Every spoonful is comforting and delicious, making it the perfect treat for Ramadan, Easter, and every occasion in between! ...

Halawet el jibn are delicious Middle Eastern sweet cheese rolls that are filled with ashta cream, decorated with pistachios and drizzled with orange blossom syrup.

Arabic style milk pudding infused with a touch of rose and orange blossom waters, adorned with rose syrup topping and garnished with caramelized pistachios. Talk about eye candy! Today we’re not in…

A layered Middle Eastern dessert, Aish el Saraya which contains layers of powdered rusk soaked in sugar syrup, an eggless creamy custard, pistachios and thick cream. This would be the perfect dessert to serve during Eid.

It's too bad that so many people are only familiar with Middle Eastern pastries that aren't so well made. If you sample them far from where they originate, often they're made with old or stale nuts, they've sat around too long in plastic packages, or the cheeses aren't exactly fresh. While it's true that some of them can be a bit sticky-sweet for Western tastes,

We love desserts! And if it is Arabic sweets, we love them even more. I just cant get enough of Arabic sweets, so i am always in search for recipes. You all must be aware of my love for it. I have posted quite a few arabic sweets recipe already, some of them are ArabicRead more

Think milk pudding with labne, fig ataif with orange blossom syrup and pistachio doughnuts with rosewater glaze - our collection of modern Middle Eastern desserts goes well beyond baklava.

What started as simple apple pies quickly turned into elaboratetried Arab staple from Jordan, Luqaimat, that I truly fell in love with a dessert.

Knafeh