@@maritzamejia5699 and I guess you also know some Turkish words? Thanks for the little search about meaning of my name in other languages, I'll return the favor :) Your name is the Latin American form of Maria, so if we can pick one of its meaning that I liked "beloved", Turkish version would be "Canan" :) but I ran across something interesting while searching. It's also the name of Maritsa/Maritza river which seperates Greece and Turkey. I'm amazed by that, such a coincidence :O
@@umuts5 thank you that is great, nice to know ...l watch so many Turkish soap opera, I also make some Turkish dishes, and go to a turkish restaurant on sundays for turkish breakfast..I never been in Turkia, maibe some day ...there is many turkish restaurants in my area its cain of turkish area.....take care and Thank you for your attencion, may God Bless you Always
I just made this recipe and it was just like the ones I bought at the Greek shop and now I don’t have to pay that expensive amount of money that I have for many years to enjoy these lovely biscuits. Thank you for the recipe love and blessings Jenny from Australia. ✝️🙏
I am Italian. I grew up with Greek neighbors. These are my FAVORITE cookies. The mom always made these for me NO MATTER what part of the world I visited from AND when she came to visit me in California.
I know greeks are always victims and they can't do no wrong even when they steal the patent of our dishes but kourablahblah is actually a turkish word KURABİYE that means ''cookie ''. Kurabiye just like the cookies is the general name it is not only one specific recipe . Sorry I burst the greek baloon and broke their hearts I hope they will not go to strasbourg or to bruxelles to complain because I debunked their greek mythology which might be most of the part persian actually btw . As you can see we have ''turkish guilt '' like your ''white guilt'' but what can we do some people are grossly overrated and the history was written at white house
Gurabije are Albania cookies traditional recipe we safed for centruies.Greece is knowm for stealing everything and claiming their self as ancient.Damn our nighbours are so dumb.Ilyria and Epirus and Hellens were same people shared same traditon and culture .Dna is proof of this.But they are brainwashed by the muslim ,orthodox faith and both albanian and greeks been fighting for 200 hundred years without no reason.Only bcs of faith Ottomans and Slavs ( Russia ) bring to them. We are fully brainwashed by elites .
My yiayia made these just with one egg and one egg yolk vanilla 1 pound of butter flour and no baking powder or soda or nuts . Different shapes . A snake and round . Very soft dough . They melt in your mouth . I like your recipe especially the orange blossom water
Dinitri, I am delighted to be back on your channel. I am so excited to be cooking Greek food for Christmas this year here in the UK. I'm going to make Kleftiko - as per your beloved recipe aswell as Beef Mavradaphni, Gyros, Saganki! All over several days of course! Merry Christmas xx
Looks amazing! I roll out the dough and cut into crescent shape with inverted juice glass. I brought these into work and called them 180° Cookies because whenever someone came into the office that was grumpy, I’d give them a 180° Cookie and their grumpy personality would change 180°! They left happy and smiling!
Loved!! your recipe for Kourabiedes. It's how my yia yia made them. She used to put a whole clove in the middle of the crescent too. So yummy to crunch on that. I'm making some today with Orange Blossom Water. Merry Xmas!
I love love these biscuits we have a Greek owned deli not to far from us who make and sell these. A favourite treat rather expensive so now i will try to make. Thank you
I had been trying to figure out a Hanukah gift and a Christmas gift for a couple of families in my neighborhood. These cookies would be perfect! Thanks for the video posting, Dimitra!!!
I can taste these cookies from way over here. My goodness, they look so good and so delicious too. Thank you for the recipe and for showing us how to make them.. God Bless you....
I remember the “old gals” making these when I was young, a long time ago. They are so delicious. I’ll try making some very soon. You brought back a fond memory, thanks!
I’m so excited I found your video. My aunt used to send us cookies every year and they were always delicious. She was Greek… Right from Greece as a child… And boy could she bake❤❤ I loved them then but I never got the recipe so I’m excited to try this. Thank you
I cannot thANK you enough!!! I just made my first batch and they are AMAZING!! THEY WILL go to neighbors and Family & of course my husband and myself! These are fun to make and even funner to ear!! Cant wait to try more of youre Greek recipes. Do you make Pastitsio? Id love to make it for my Family for Christmas Eve dinner....Happy Holidays~
Thank you so much for your work and easy-to-follow recipes. Can you please make a vegan version of this deliciously sweet, so I would be able to eat them?
I love her cookies! Yes, i notice the same about flour. Previous rec. 1/2 p butter & 2 cups fl. Now 1 p butter and 1 1/2 f ?! 😉😎🤔 In the vidoe flour 4,5 cups.
Hi Dimitra, I’m a new subscriber from Canada and I want to try these almond cookies. Is it possible that I should add half Apflour and half ground almonds to this recipe? Please advise and thank you for sharing this recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄
@@DimitrasDishes chicken curry! I had it when I was there. They boiled the whole chicken and removed the bone and nerve , they have special kind of curry powder if I’m not wrong madras curry powder . It was really delicious.
Thanks Dimitra. Great to know how to bake these little devils. But..... there's no way I'm going to try this project. As you said it so well" "These can do a lot of damage".
Γεια σας! We found an old recipe for a dish with beans and pasta and diced tomatoes. Does it have a name? there's no title on the recipe card. Ευχαριστώ
It depends. If you live somewhere with a large Middle Eastern/Mediterranean community then yes, it'll be in the international isle of your supermarket. Otherwise, you can find it online. I shared an Amazon link in the description box :)
For those of you who've never eaten this before, remember not to inhale air while biting into these. You'll be coughing up powdered sugar for a few minutes.
My son made these without nuts and it’s delicious. It was buttery tasting. I’ve been making these for 40 years and I’m making them without nuts. This cookie is supposed to sit in confectionery sugar. Store in air-tight container. We make them a couple weeks before giving away to allow them to sit in confectionery sugar.
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These are known in Turkey as “Kavala Cookies”. I was looking for a genuine Greek recipe and I will definitely give it a try. Love from Turkey 🇹🇷🇬🇷
Hi from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 I love the way you guys make your coffe
Y the way your name is esperanza in español.. Inglish means Hope 😊
@@maritzamejia5699 Wow Canada, it's really far away to know Turkish coffee, have you ever been to Turkey or tried our traditional coffee? :)
@@maritzamejia5699 and I guess you also know some Turkish words? Thanks for the little search about meaning of my name in other languages, I'll return the favor :) Your name is the Latin American form of Maria, so if we can pick one of its meaning that I liked "beloved", Turkish version would be "Canan" :) but I ran across something interesting while searching. It's also the name of Maritsa/Maritza river which seperates Greece and Turkey. I'm amazed by that, such a coincidence :O
@@umuts5 thank you that is great, nice to know ...l watch so many Turkish soap opera, I also make some Turkish dishes, and go to a turkish restaurant on sundays for turkish breakfast..I never been in Turkia, maibe some day ...there is many turkish restaurants in my area its cain of turkish area.....take care and Thank you for your attencion, may God Bless you Always
I just made this recipe and it was just like the ones I bought at the Greek shop and now I don’t have to pay that expensive amount of money that I have for many years to enjoy these lovely biscuits.
Thank you for the recipe love and blessings Jenny from Australia.
✝️🙏
I am Italian. I grew up with Greek neighbors. These are my FAVORITE cookies. The mom always made these for me NO MATTER what part of the world I visited from AND when she came to visit me in California.
One of my favorite cookies! You are brave wearing black to eat these cookies, 😂Thank you for this recipe 😋
My favorite cookies ever! OPA. Love Greece❤🧿
Just did this recipe. Its ridiculously good.
Best chef and best recipes. ❤️ from 🇷🇸🇬🇷
Thank you Dimitra! ❤
These adorable christmas cookies looks mouthwatering, can't wait till I make them for Christmas !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those are so good 👍 My friends Yaya ( She was greek) made them for Christmas 🎄 and Greek Easter they're delicious 😋 certainly a coffee ☕️ cookie!!
I'm about to make another batch! they're so good :)
They ARE delicious. My wife is from Greece and makes these every Christmas. And, true, they do melt in your mouth.
Delicious Demitra. These remind me of the cookies given at Greek Cypriot weddings in London!
These look delicious, thank you.
These cookies are beyond delightful ❤🎉
The best!!
I added almond oil and the smell and taste is amazing
I love Greek cookies, thank you for the recipe I used almond extract instead of the orange blossom, it was delicious 😋 thank you 🙏 again
I know greeks are always victims and they can't do no wrong even when they steal the patent of our dishes but kourablahblah is actually a turkish word KURABİYE that means ''cookie ''. Kurabiye just like the cookies is the general name it is not only one specific recipe . Sorry I burst the greek baloon and broke their hearts I hope they will not go to strasbourg or to bruxelles to complain because I debunked their greek mythology which might be most of the part persian actually btw . As you can see we have ''turkish guilt '' like your ''white guilt'' but what can we do some people are grossly overrated and the history was written at white house
Gurabije are Albania cookies traditional recipe we safed for centruies.Greece is knowm for stealing everything and claiming their self as ancient.Damn our nighbours are so dumb.Ilyria and Epirus and Hellens were same people shared same traditon and culture .Dna is proof of this.But they are brainwashed by the muslim ,orthodox faith and both albanian and greeks been fighting for 200 hundred years without no reason.Only bcs of faith Ottomans and Slavs ( Russia ) bring to them.
We are fully brainwashed by elites .
My yiayia made these just with one egg and one egg yolk vanilla 1 pound of butter flour and no baking powder or soda or nuts . Different shapes . A snake and round . Very soft dough . They melt in your mouth . I like your recipe especially the orange blossom water
I have never tried these cookies but they look so delicious 🤤
My neighbour made me some yesterday and i had to find the recipe 🔥🔥
My grandchild and I just made these absolutely delicious even though I am awaiting on the orange blossom water. Thank you.
Dinitri, I am delighted to be back on your channel. I am so excited to be cooking Greek food for Christmas this year here in the UK. I'm going to make Kleftiko - as per your beloved recipe aswell as Beef Mavradaphni, Gyros, Saganki! All over several days of course! Merry Christmas xx
Mmmmm these are really good. I love how easy this recipe was. Mine came out soo good. I love them
Looks amazing! I roll out the dough and cut into crescent shape with inverted juice glass. I brought these into work and called them 180° Cookies because whenever someone came into the office that was grumpy, I’d give them a 180° Cookie and their grumpy personality would change 180°! They left happy and smiling!
Loved!! your recipe for Kourabiedes. It's how my yia yia made them. She used to put a whole clove in the middle of the crescent too. So yummy to crunch on that. I'm making some today with Orange Blossom Water. Merry Xmas!
Your amazing with the delicate recipe of cookies thank you 👍👍👍👌👌👌👐👐💖💖💖
Our Greek grandmother made these every Christmas! ❤
I had these in Greece thanks for the recipe ❤
Oh wow I love these cookies they look amazing, and I love almonds in cookies.thank you for this recipe as always.
You're welcome! Enjoy them xx
I assure you I’ve been eating them forever. Really a great cookie.
You made this look so easy that I will have to try this recipe. These are my favorite Greek cookies of all time ❤ Happy New Year!
I love love these biscuits we have a Greek owned deli not to far from us who make and sell these. A favourite treat rather expensive so now i will try to make. Thank you
Can't wait to give these a try, hope they turn out like yours🤤
Thanks Dimitra 🙏🤗🇬🇷
I had been trying to figure out a Hanukah gift and a Christmas gift for a couple of families in my neighborhood. These cookies would be perfect! Thanks for the video posting, Dimitra!!!
These are perfect for gift-giving! Enjoy!!
I can taste these cookies from way over here. My goodness, they look so good and so delicious too. Thank you for the recipe and for showing us how to make them.. God Bless you....
I remember the “old gals” making these when I was young, a long time ago. They are so delicious. I’ll try making some very soon. You brought back a fond memory, thanks!
You're welcome!!
I’m so excited I found your video. My aunt used to send us cookies every year and they were always delicious. She was Greek… Right from Greece as a child… And boy could she bake❤❤ I loved them then but I never got the recipe so I’m excited to try this. Thank you
What a sweet memory!! I hope that these taste just like your aunt's! Happy Holidays :)
These cookies look so wonderful.
These are my absolute favourite ❤thank you 😊
These are my very favorite for holiday season!!
Thank you so much for this delicious recipe ❤ I made these for the Eid holiday and everyone enjoyed them 😊
I cannot thANK you enough!!! I just made my first batch and they are AMAZING!! THEY WILL go to neighbors and Family & of course my husband and myself! These are fun to make and even funner to ear!! Cant wait to try more of youre Greek recipes. Do you make Pastitsio? Id love to make it for my Family for Christmas Eve dinner....Happy Holidays~
I love cookies!
My Yaya used to make these for me all the time thanks for a recipe so I can keep eating them now she's gone
I love these great delicious cookies I am going to make them look thanks for the recipe 🙏it tastes so good with the black cardamon or earl grey tea 👌
Delicious! Will definitely be making these for the holidays.
I'm going to have a go at these!
Yum. Will definitely make these🌺
Sommer miss my Greek family in Cyprus 😢
Love Kourbiethes! Demitra, what food processor did you use for the almonds? It looks nice and compact.
Thank you so much for your work and easy-to-follow recipes. Can you please make a vegan version of this deliciously sweet, so I would be able to eat them?
I will definitely try this cookie
I hope you love them!
Delicious…. Made it today. I just cut the flour to 3 cups.
Oooo so good
I liked dimi, thank you
Will like to keep this cookies like short breaad cookies with out the baking soda and baking powder..they gonna melt in your mouth
My favorite..thank you..👏👏🎁🎄🎁🎄
Happy holidays!
i make them all the time
Ms. Dimitra can you make a Cook Book with just (gluka) sweets? Desserts?
Alot, of the videos on here are not in the e-books you sell. :(
That's a great idea. A cookbook is on my to-do-list!! I need a publishing company...haha
Fabulously yummy
Hey Dimitra hope you’re doing well. How long can keep fresh this cookies thank you 🙏 so much please 🙏 let me know I would l appreciate it ❤️🙏
The best Kourambiedes Dimitra bravo , and your measurements are in cups 😁love your recipes 🎄🎁🎊🎅🏻🤶🏼🎉🙏🏻 1 1/2 cups flour ???????
I love her cookies!
Yes, i notice the same about flour.
Previous rec. 1/2 p butter & 2 cups fl. Now 1 p butter and 1 1/2 f ?!
😉😎🤔
In the vidoe flour 4,5 cups.
I corrected that. It's 4 and 1/2 cups. Sorry about that... but I try to add the gram measurements as often as possible :)
@@DimitrasDishes Thank you! 😋😊
Happy holidays
Thanks!! Same to you and yours!!
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Could i add some metaxa or ouzo to this? If so, how many tsp or tbsp?
Hi Dimitra, I’m a new subscriber from Canada and I want to try these almond cookies. Is it possible that I should add half Apflour and half ground almonds to this recipe? Please advise and thank you for sharing this recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄
We make this n New Orleans but it called crescent cookies n pecans instead of almonds
Can we use almond flour ?for the almond ground ?
I wish u make greek children curry! I had it when I was in Cyprus it was delicious the only thing I don’t know all the ingredients
Do you mean chicken?I have several Greek chicken stew recipes on this channel. Search for Dimitra's Chicken stew and they will pop up :)
@@DimitrasDishes chicken curry! I had it when I was there. They boiled the whole chicken and removed the bone and nerve , they have special kind of curry powder if I’m not wrong madras curry powder . It was really delicious.
Can you use almond meal instead of the whole processed almonds
Can we use almond flour instead of regular flour?
Thanks Dimitra. Great to know how to bake these little devils. But..... there's no way I'm going to try this project. As you said it so well" "These can do a lot of damage".
haha! Lord help us get through this season.... these are so addictive!
Can you use almond flour in these cookies?
TY sweet Dimitroula mou! I will definitely make these Can I use finely chopped pecans for this recipe? I saw people using pecans.
ooh, yes!!! Sounds so good. I love pecans! xoxo
Awesome 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🥀🍃🍂🌹
Can you mix by hand if you don't have a stand mixer
Thank you so much
When do you put the cloves in it, before or after baking or after baking?
Before baking :)
Efibadem❤
Good afternoon thank you 😊 for your lovely recipes can I substitute the rose water with orange juice
Yes! Orange zest would be lovely as well :) love that idea!!
@@DimitrasDishes thank you 😊 for your response much appreciated Have a great 👍 time with your family.🌺♥️
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Can I use clarified butter instead of normal butter?
Thank you so much... is there a recipe of kourabiedes with brandy that you would recommend?
You can add some brandy to this recipe :)
Γεια σας! We found an old recipe for a dish with beans and pasta and diced tomatoes. Does it have a name? there's no title on the recipe card. Ευχαριστώ
I will look into that recipe :)
Hi dimi
There are many mispelling errors in the printed recipe on your website, the first two words mangled.
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I made them BUT they have an strange tinny taste, its the baking powder. Would've been better to use Self Raising Flour
Is orange blossom water readily available at supermarket?
It depends. If you live somewhere with a large Middle Eastern/Mediterranean community then yes, it'll be in the international isle of your supermarket. Otherwise, you can find it online. I shared an Amazon link in the description box :)
How long do they last ?
They will keep fresh for 2 weeks at room temperature :)
For those of you who've never eaten this before, remember not to inhale air while biting into these. You'll be coughing up powdered sugar for a few minutes.
lol! That's true.
Metaxa or brandy. Conac.
Allergy in my family
(all nut) nut is necessary??
My son made these without nuts and it’s delicious. It was buttery tasting. I’ve been making these for 40 years and I’m making them without nuts. This cookie is supposed to sit in confectionery sugar. Store in air-tight container. We make them a couple weeks before giving away to allow them to sit in confectionery sugar.
I substitute 1 cup of rice flour for the flour
That's interesting. Are they a bit crispier?
kourabiedes 😁😁😁 ! DolmaDES ,KurabiyeDES ,YoğurtDES ,BaklavaDES, İstanbulaDES , TurkishdishDES , lolDES
The old school recipe would beat the butter for 25 minutes!
MAGEIREVEIS H PAS SE 💃 DISCO?????
i think your missing a few ingriedents... i get it its you tube
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those are mexican wedding cookies
In Turkish, we call "kurâbiye". Arabian I think. And we've a lot of "kurâbiye" recipes in Turkish cuisine.
Just curious - if you care to share - why you got out of the bakery business after 10 years in; you obviously like to cook and bake
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