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A tender, jewel-like Turkish confection scented with rosewater, brightened with lemon, and finished with toasted pistachios and a soft cornstarch coating.
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A long, gentle simmer concentrates the sugar syrup while cooking the cornstarch mixture until it becomes elastic and translucent. Rosewater supplies the classic perfume, lemon keeps the sweetness focused, and pistachios add a savory crunch.
Store in a single layer or with parchment between layers in an airtight container at cool room temperature for up to 2 weeks. Keep away from humidity.
Do not reheat; Turkish delight is served at room temperature.
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