After several technological processes, Baklava in front of us shines golden yellow, releasing rich milk fragrance; If you bite it, it will be crisp and melt in your mouth. That wonderful feeling can't be described by the word "endless aftertaste".
Small snacks make people lose their fighting spirit in an instant. No wonder Turks have been eating them for hundreds of years. No wonder Turkey and Greece have been arguing for a long time over the title of "Birthplace of Baklava". The story about Baklava, like love, is noisy, but kind and loving, which is probably what everyone calls "romance".
Baklava is a famous dessert in West Asia and other countries in the world. It is made of very thin dough wrapped layer by layer and baked, and the central part is basically nuts such as walnuts, sweet almonds and pumpkin seeds. It tastes crisp and has the aroma of salt-free butter and honey. Baklava is layered, with chopped dried fruit in the middle, double pastry on the left and right sides, and unsalted butter in the middle. After baking, pour a layer of sugar paddle or pure honey on the wall (pure honey is more common in Turkey). His appearance is mainly square, prismatic and triangular, which are basically cut into small pieces with a knife and then sent to the electric oven. This kind of baking is easy to set.
Most people who taste "Baklava" for the first time are surprised by its sweetness. Male compatriots in Turkey and Egypt eat snacks while drinking black tea. The bitterness of black tea and the sweetness of "nut honey cake" may be the most ideal ingredients. I may not like it at first, but after a long time, if I eat too much, I will suddenly like it. If one day you wake up and suddenly feel the urge to eat "Baklava", you will taste like a real Turk.
What are the most famous scenic spots in Turkey? 1, Hagia Sophia: Hagia Sophia is located directly opposite the dark blue mosque. 1453 used to be a church of Byzantine empire, which was captured by Turks and transformed into a mosque. The most brilliant example of Byzantine architecture is Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, which is the central cathedral of the Orthodox Church.
2. Domar Bahce Palace: Built in the middle of19th century, it is called the new palace because it is similar to the Boer Palace in Topca, which was built at the beginning of15th century. The latter is called the old palace. The new palace is located on the European coast of the Strait. This palace building is 600 meters long along the Bosphorus Strait. It is tall, broad and magnificent, and vaguely exudes the glory and wealth of the Ottoman Empire, which was once in full swing.
3. Taksim Square: Taksim Square is equivalent to Tiananmen Square in Istanbul. It is the most important city center and one of the main positions in Istanbul. There is the most prosperous commercial pedestrian street in Istanbul and the shortest subway station in the world.
4. Old City: Not only has simple folk customs.