Alternative names Maleeda Place of origin Afghanistan | Region or state Central Asia | |
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Main ingredients Wheat flour, semolina, butter, milk, khoa, ground cardamom seed, pistachios or almonds Similar Dessert, Milk, Ghee, Aushak, Shorwa |
Malida recipe maleeda ramadan special recipe sweet dessert
Malida also known as Maleeda, is a traditional Afghan Central Asian sweet dish, made by initially creating a dough out of wheat flour, semolina, butter and milk. The dough is then baked on a round flat pan, once baked you break apart the cookie into crumbs. Afghan women sit together and grind the dough pieces in the palms of their hands while saying a prayer to bless the sweet dessert, as it will become a Nazr (food that is blessed by being prayed upon). Once the Malida is almost in a powder form, it is put through a sifter and made into a more grainy powder by pushing it with your fist through the small netting of the sifter (nowadays, you can use an electric blender). It is then mixed with sugar for a sweeter taste and served on auspicious or holy events. (Birthdays, Weddings, Engagements, Birth of a baby, Eid or religious events)
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