Baklava's historical journey, a recipe and a question: is it Turkish or Greek?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2021
- There might be nothing else that evokes Turkey more than the mention of baklava. Almost every rite of passage in the country is accompanied by this sweet and flakey pastry, be it a birth, a wedding, or any kind of celebration. The multi-layered baklava we know today was developed in the kitchens of Topkapı Palace and was baked after the conquest of Constantinople. While kitchen notebooks with the recipe have been dated to around 1473, the origins of the dessert date much further back. So how far exactly does it go, and how come the Greeks claim this dessert as their own?
We took a historical and delicious journey to the homeland of baklava, Gaziantep, a city well known for its long gastronomic history and which is listed on UNESCO's Creative Cities Network. We talked with Mr. Koçak, the owner of the most famous baklava stores in Gaziantep, about the history of baklava and discovered that baklava is inextricably linked to the land of Turkey. We learned how to make this delicious treat at home and have learned for sure that baklava is Turkish.
Ingredients
· 1 egg
· 240 ml water
· 90 ml oil
· 3 tbsp butter
· 135 gr yogurt
· 2 tablespoons vinegar
· 10 gr baking powder
· 1 tsp salt
· 850 gr flour
· starch for rolling
For the filling
· 500 gr pistachios
For the syrup
· 850 gr sugar
· 1.5 liter water
· A few drops of lemon juice
Instructions
1. Before getting started with anything else, it is important to first prepare the syrup. Mix water and sugar and bring it to a boil. Let it simmer for 30 minutes. Turn off the heat and add the lemon juice, give it a stir and let it cool.
2. Add all the ingredients for the dough into a bowl and knead it until everything is incorporated. Let the dough rest for half an hour and separate it into eight equal parts. Dust your surface with starch and roll the dough out as thinly as possible. Let the rolled out dough rest for another 10-15 minutes. Oil a baking tin of your choice and place sheets of the dough into the tin. Add the crushed pistachios and then place another four layers of dough on top. Now cut the baklava into any shape you want. It is essential to do the cutting before baking. Melt the butter and pour it over the baklava.
3. Bake at 180 degrees Celsius for about 40 minutes until golden brown. It is important to monitor its progress while baking.
4. As soon as you remove the baklava from the oven, pour over the syrup and let it soak it in.
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The first and most famous baklava shop in Gaziantep, he learned in Aleppo, Syria, how to make baklava.
Which is based on pistachios, which are also taken from Aleppo to be grown in Gaziantep.
Baklava originate in Mesopotamia Long Time ago.
So the question is, is the baklava Entebbe or Aleppo?! Because Greece is far away from Mesopotamia.
Greek civilization took a lot from the Middle East, and eating is part of that, especially since it was part of the Ottoman Empire.
Which spread the heritage and cuisine of Iraq and Syria (Mesopotamia), to the rest of the world.
@Shoahshana Goldberg-Shekelstein was assyrian
@@user-kh4xe4hf7o no.
@@mangopudding5979 yes
@@user-kh4xe4hf7o NO. According to the EU, baklava is Turkish.
Aleppo is not far from Gaziantep. I have been there before war and ate baklava there, it was like a bad, tasteless copy of Turkish baklava. Also thousands of people from Aleppo were coming to Gaziantep and buying tons of baklava here before war. But some legends say baklava is from Aleppo 😂
Interesting video 👍
Guysss i am from Turkey and no need to fight!! Please, just enjoy this delicious babyy. Dont fight, eat baklava 😛🤍
THEY STEALED BAKLAVA FROM US! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Turkiye*
@@robloxfasulyesiyt5597 from who
@@robloxfasulyesiyt5597 stole*
@@ImThatGuyFr5 from Turkey also my english is not good that much
Hopefully after the 2023 elections baklava war is going to be the only war talk in the Aegan sea 🇹🇷🇬🇷
Hahahhahahahahaha nooope...we will fight soon for the Aegean and the oil...we cant avoid it...we know it for loooots of years..the system wants a wat between us and it will happen
No talk about that everyone knows Baklava is Turkish
Waoooow
If you as me from Central Asia to Anatolia all Turkic - Altaic people make baklava . So, baklava is Turks dish.
Baklava and similar Shekerbura, gogal is pretty PAGAN religious dishes.
Eg. We Azerbaijanis make Baklava for special occasions, Zoroastrian Easter - New Year which indicates symbols of Life.
Baklava - Star, ⭐️ Gogal - Sun, 🌞 Shekerbura - moon. 🌙
I hope it explains why Turks from Central Asia to Anatolia makes these delicious pastries.
wow very good tasty recipe
"In this video we will find out whether baklava is Greek or Turkish.
Let's go to Turkey in baklava shop and ask the Turkish baklava chef: "Baklava is Turkish".
In this video we learned that baklava is Turkish."
True science
you mf, you can write to chat gpt it accepts baklava is turkish or you can just look history books. İts turkish. They copied from us
I have been in Greece for 10 days in Athens and Thessaloniki, i walked all around these cities. I have not seen even one piece of baklava. In Turkiye you can't walk 200m without seeing baklava. If i make a circle of 200m radius from my house, there are 3 baklava shops.
Isn't this what the Internet has been (wrongly) doing for quite a few years now?
Showing everything as a fact and leaving absolutely no room for opinions.
Sees title: *So you have chosen death*
Some people say that syria or Armenia created baklava
Baklava is an Ottoman dessert. The Ottoman language is a mixture of Arabic, Turkish and Persian, so Baklava was a Turkish word in Ottoman times and still is.
İf baklava is greek dessert then the head of yamaguchi-gumi(a yakuza group) “Kenichi Shinoda” is also greek
Are you sure about that
@@haktanefedundar783 Yes I’m sure as greeks
I suggest to find and read the text of Athinaios named Deipnosofistes. In it he quotes the words of Xrysippos Tyaneys where not only he described the ingredients and the actual recipe but also he suggested best places to get the best of the ingredients. This was an ancient recipe as made by the Minoans in Crete.
@@nullx7 fatih sultan mehmet found baklava do you know this
@@nullx7 greeks thief’s us foods dont ask they (and they thiefs arab foods)
As a Turkish person i love Greece but Baklava is turkish dessert. Sorry but stop it its ours.
Actually is Syrian. Most of the turkish food is arab
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
@@gabrielajines I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
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Baklava türktür .Türk kalacak .🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
Ini Turki kota di tepi jalan menjajakan baklava rasa manis yang disuka untuk pagi hari sebagai sarapan
Ti turki kota morh kota?
You are all wrong,its actually german.
The origin is from Syria also Kunefe
for me, turkish cuisine is a downgraded version of arab cuisine
@@gabrielajines it's True...
And ask a Greek woman on the street if she or her grandmother made baklava. And ask me at my 30 years of age. I ate my grandmothers baklava my mom makes baklava I make baklava we have Seker Bayrami we eat baklava for 3 days every household makes baklava. We visit our friends house they serve homemade baklava! And many other deserts. You can claim something but it is the life style you can't change.
I wont ask a greek woman on the street but yeah my mother and my grandmother used to make baklava...i guess you are a clever person..i guess you know how to read...and if you read something you are able to understand it...i hope that the turkish people have this "skill"..so listen to me...
There was an ancient time when turkey didnt even existed...all of this land was belonging to the real owners...to those that created and built all these cities...all this land was HELLENIC...now its very simple...from this ancient times we have some ancient writtings from Xrusipos that mention this recipe..it was made in the Minoan civilization...you know....there was no turkey at these times
If you still have any problems on understanding this please contact your doctor😘
@@MH-yt1pe oh crying Greek you don't even know what is a real baklava is made of! We use the gaziantep pistachio only grows in there vs you use walnuts it is secondary.
And google you know if you know what it is how much money you own your EPE one of the manufacturer in Greek to Turkish Gulluoglu bailout. You guy from Gulluoglu and sell as if it is Greek baklava. He forgave millions of euros like donated. Even the name is Turkish if you know how to Google.
And Sumarians are Turkish people same language go Googlesee who owned Anatolia 😂😂😂😂😂
I mean sure you can eat baklava and still understand it's Turkish right? The problem is if, just because you eat it you start claiming it's your own
@@terena3806 its not turkish dear...guys please...for God...its an ancient greek(Minoan) recipe...we used to eat it BEFORE turkey even existed...when the ancient Greeks used to eat baklava in the past,turkey didnt even existed....how tf can baklava be turkish???its the same recipe...we know it from Xrysipos...an ancient guy...in ancient Hellas...when there was no turkey...that simple...but still some dont want to understand..its ok but this is the truth..everything is Hellenic...the math,the physics,the general medicine,the arts and baklava as well😋🥰😍😘
@@MH-yt1pe dude what are you on give me some too...I...do not... care about... how much you talk in... this manner... Baklava is turkish and I'm to tired to convince you to it and you're probably too close minded...Anyways... But I promise I'll come back and explain you nonetheless...
ok....
🥰😃😃😇😘🥰
oklağu "hamur açma aygıtı" [ TDK, Tarama Sözlüğü (1500 yılından önce)
"oklağu" zaman içinde "oklava" olmuştur. Oklağu (oklava) ve Baklağu (baklava) birbirinden ayrılmaz, her daim birliktedir. Baklağu ise "baklalanmış yani kesilerek tanelendirilmiş olan yufka" yı işaret etmekte olup zaman içinde "baklava" olmuştur.
oklağu "dough rolling device" [ TDK, Turkish Language Society (before 1500)
"oklağu" became "oklava" over time. Oklağu (oklava) and Baklağu (baklava) are inseparable from each other, they are always together. Baklağu, on the other hand, refers to "phyllo dough that has been cut into broad beans" and has become "baklava" over time.
As a Greek Ik it’s Turkish
Omg i fukin love you
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
@@aymnelzarelzar9016Shake it slowly my son, baklava belongs to the Turks
my favorite greek
I don't know if is Turkish or not the Greeks do it better!
Keep dreaming
What Greek people call baklava is a insult against real baklava. I’ve never eaten a bad baklava like this before.
@@RexwaSmurf yes greek baclava is like a dream because yours is like a nightmare...
@@GK-rr2ts who cares about your opinion in all others countries especially in USA love it...
@@user-vo5mf3ly9s Because they never have eaten real baklava before 😂 that’s why.
such an interesting way of investigating, only talking notes from eastern Turkey where they have less education.
Niceeeeee
Congraaaaaattttttttttsssss
As if tensions weren’t hot enough between the two countries🔥I’m not sure this is a great idea! The reality is we are neighbors and too much history being around each other of course the food is also become common. There is a “Greek” way of these dishes and Turkish way. No sense of nationalizing everything.
personally I don’t think that you should honestly comment on this video if ‘tensions are already high’ if someone steals from your store would you not want to claim that what they stole was yours . Be realistic
@@sez_srdn7749 Who stole what? Explain if you want me to be “realistic”. We could complain all day and disagree or we can move on with life unless you want to go back in time.
@@Mixali88 nah mate , you’re a 35 year old man commenting on a video about food . Go do something meaningful instead of TH-cam . Grow up bro
I'll be ok for baklava to be considered Greek if they manage to match the levels of the ones made in Antep. Seriously with that thick-ass dough and lack of pistachios its an offense to art of baklava-making itself...
That is interesting my Pren.
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9:11 I swear I just thought of this there was a memeof an advertisement of a real estate company where a black guy explained how to eat baklava lol.. good old days
9:14 tho I thought it was because the top is cussiony and makes a kushhh sound like the guy said
Böyle bir video olmasi bile saçma tabi ki baklava Türkiyenin.
συνταγή περιγράφεται από τον Αρχαίο Έλληνα Αθήναιο στο μνημειώδες έργο του Δειπνοσοφισταί (ΙΔ, 647-648).
ΑΡΧΑΙΟ ΚΕΙΜΕΝΟ: ἐν Κρήτῃ δέ, φησίν, πλακουντάριον ποιοῦσιν, ὅπερ ὀνομάζουσι γάστριν. γίνεται δέ οὕτως· κάρυα Θάσια καί Ποντικά καί ἀμύγδαλα, ἔτι δέ ǁ μήκων, ἃ φρύξας θεράπευσον καλῶς καί εἰς θυίαν καθαρά τρῖψον ἐπιμελῶς· συμμίξας τε τήν ὀπώραν μάλαξον μέλιτι ἡψημένῳ, προσβαλών πέπερι πλέον καί μάλαξον· γίνεται δέ μέλαν διά τήν μήκωνα. διαπλατύνας ποίησον τεράγωνον· εἶτα σήσαμον λευκόν τρίψας μάλαξον μέλιτι ἡψημένῳ καί ἕλκυσον λαγάνια δύο καί ἓν θές ὑποκάτω καί τό ἄλλο ἐπάνω, ἵνα τό μέλαν εἰς μέσον γένηται, εὖ ῥύθμισόν τε αὐτό. ταῦτα καό ὁ σοφός πεμματολόγος Χρύσιππος. So is Greek you took from us
Yani
@@Dima-nx9tn çok uzun süre yunanlar ile aynı coğrafyada yaşadık, o yüzden bu yemeğin kime ait olduğunu tartışmak saçma. Kültürel etkileşim yüzünden birimizin bulduğu yemeği diğeri de kabul edecek tabii ki, Bize Türk yemeği diye öğretilmiş olması bunun kesin olduğu manasına gelmez. Mesela dolma ve sarmanın hem romanyanın resmi yemeği olup hem de ordan birisi tarafından bulunmuş olması kanıtlanmış iken biz hala sarmanın kendimizin olduğunu kabul ediyoruz
I am Albanian and baklava is a religion but we all know it is Turkish.
You are most welcome to visit Bangladesh 🇧🇩 you will find many variation in our cuisine. They're similar spicy like indian cuisines but not everything are same!!! You will be amazed how a simple beef can be cooked in various way in different districts of Bangladesh. Begali foods & desserts are vastly appreciated by others!
baklava is turkish
Bæqlâwah بقلاوة
Its Umayyad Empire cuisine invented in Damascus the capital of Umayyad Empire in 8th century.. so its differently Syrian sweet. Not ottoman who came from central Asia and Mongolian desert nor greek.
Read Athinaios DinnerSofists or in Greek Deipnosofistes. He has the exact text of an even more ancient writer Xrysippos who located the recipe in ancient Minoan texts and not only names all the ingredients and gives the exact recipe but he also points out the places where the best of the best ingredients can be acquired. Deep in Asia honey was made known after Alexander the Great who had doctors that used it to cover the wounds of his soldiers and heal them. On the contrary in Greece honey was produced and before lunch or dinners they poured a little bit of honey and wine as a small tribute to the gods for the goods they believed helped them to cultivate.
@۞ عبد الله ۞ Xrysippos the Tyaneus or Tyaneys (take your pick because in Greek these 2 are pronounced with the letter S)
The word Baklava is turkish😂
@@tughluq8324 exactly but not the sweet. For an unknown reason Greeks also adopted the word to describe it.
shut up you ignorant Baklava is an Ottoman dessert. The Ottoman language is a mixture of Arabic, Turkish and Persian, so Baklava was a Turkish word in Ottoman times and still is.
Very yummy👏👏👏👏👏👏😋
You ask Turks if this is greek or Turkish?what you want to hear?
9:35 no honey
Baklava is a delicious TURKISH dessert
Greek*
Greeks have stolen so many dishs/recipes from Turkiye. They normally add a letter i at the end of the name, once they tried to claim ''Lokum’’. They named it ‘’Lokumi’’ but the song from Modonna which contained ''Turkish Delight’’ proved enough. Baklava was discovered and registered by the Ottomans.
Hahahah ok whatever you say hahahahah lol...my friend HELLAS hasnt stolen anything from turkey...on the contrast,turkey have stolen so many Hellenic land...but dont worry...its the period of karma payment...soon everything will be as it should be..soon your cities with the Greek names will be back to their owners..Istanbul for example which is also Greek as a name will be back to us..my advice to you is to be carefull,even leave your country because you are about to get destroyed..everything is written many years before..its the divine plan mate..dont mess with Hellas..dont mess with God..be humble..because you have done lots of crimes and blasphemies
lokum is arabic baklava is turkish pita is greek
@@z123_qqq Lokum and Baklava is Turkish.
Pita is Arabic.
Deez Nuts is Greek.
Maximum copium from salty turk baklava roman and Greek.
@Shoahshana Goldberg-Shekelstein cope
🇹🇷
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
Turkey🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hahahhaha lol
@@MH-yt1pe I can still build you a bed and give you a pillow, you know
@@generalpanzerfaust2387 yeah do that for me my son
It’s 100% Syrian
Why is the word turkish then?
Baklava is an Ottoman dessert. The Ottoman language is a mixture of Arabic, Turkish and Persian, so Baklava was a Turkish word in Ottoman times and still is.
syria was in ottoman empire so still Turkey gets baklava
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
@@tughluq8324I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
I’m putting end to this redundant and infantile discussion: It’s baklava.
X
Turkish
Absolutely greek
Shut up baklava is a Turkish food go and screach
Baklava is an Ottoman dessert. The Ottoman language is a mixture of Arabic, Turkish and Persian, so Baklava was a Turkish word in Ottoman times and still is.
you are ignorant bro
also then why baklava word is turkish????
@@Maceditt what a good manners that you have...
Dude they don’t have a food except the ones they try to steal . Except souvlaki , don’t know anything else from them
BAKLAVA KING .......th-cam.com/video/_3O3HU6rgvQ/w-d-xo.html
البقلاوه لاتركيه ولايونانيه موطنها بالعراق واول من صنعها هم الاشوريين الاترااك سرقوا الكباب من سوريا ونسبوه لهن وسرقوا البقلاوه العراقيه ونسبوه لهم وسرقوا الكنافه الفلسطينيه ونسبوه لهم اففف بس
Aptal arap sg
Çölüne dön
Go back to your desert
@@isbarakafkas1119 you mad kid 🤣
@@Ali76341 Baklava is turkish, you homeless refugee😂
It seems that nobody knows history...its ok i dont blame you...but i am here for you,to give you the truth...we know about Xrysipos from Tyana(Kappadokia-a Hellenic place on the "turkish land" like half of the turkey)...so Xrysipos has informed us about baklava thousand of years before..in the ancient times..baklava's real name is Gastrin and comes from Crete and the Minoan civilization..dear turks...go sleep...and get prepared for what is coming...may all of you be protected...because you will need the divine protection more than ever..cheers
Do you want me to bring you a pillow, blanket and maybe even build a bed for you? Keep dreaming, from a German
It's silly to claim whether a dish it's from one country or another. And why do you think you have the same gastronomy? Because of the proximity of the territory, history and so on. And baklava has syrian origins, like most of the food in turkish cuisine. And the arabs propably took it from older civilizations, cause that's how human kind works
DON'T STEAL AND DON'T BE JEALOUS FOR OUR CULTURE. Baklava is Turkish🇹🇷
Hahahahhahahahahahaha i am from HELLAS...be jealous for the turkish culture???hahahhahahahah that was good
@@MH-yt1pe what's hellas? A piece of s**t?🤣🤣🤣
@@JosephStalin1991 hahahahhaha dont be jealous for being a monkey...some day you will be incarnated as a human hahahahha malaka
@@MH-yt1pe no one cares about you
@@robloxfasulyesiyt5597 this is not true...your mummy and your sister care a lot about me...a gamisoy kai mhn apanthseis kan tsimpouki tourkiko
Syria created baklava 🇸🇾🇸🇾🇸🇾
Nope
@@ESY__ Bro just search
@@Ali76341 Bro the word is turkish😂
Baklava is an Ottoman dessert. The Ottoman language is a mixture of Arabic, Turkish and Persian, so Baklava was a Turkish word in Ottoman times and still is.
u ignorant Baklava is an Ottoman dessert
Baklava neither from Turkey or Greece. Origin is Central Asia. You can find from Uygur to Uzbekistan , Türkmenistan. But Gaziantep makes this best.
Yok ebenin
Hahahahahahaha uzbekistaaaan????turkmenistan???? Hahahhahah find my comment and learn history...it is Minoan...uzbekistan turkmenistan hahahhaha this was nice...you have fantasy...you believe in your dreams...i like that...go fight for your life
@@MH-yt1pe we arabs and greeks are blood brothers, same race,nothing personal. why you want to claim this disgusting mongol baklava ?
@@shackroodakkak6963 i believe that we are all brothers..children of God..so my brother its about history..we Greeks all these years,we get constantly robbed..we lose land,our people suffer,they steal our history,they try to make our country smaller,to steal our oil in our seas..they try to change our Hellenic christian orthodox nation to a muslim country..and all these without asking us..through violence..its very rational for us to want to protect ourselves..our society,our history,our beliefs..we arent racists but we face a constant racism from our politicians to us..its not in our nature just to obey..we are in danger brother..i dont have anything against the Arabs or the Turks and the muslims generally,but if i have to survive then the ancient nature of the warrior inside me will get awaken..and i will fight as my ancestors did always..you know right now we have thousands of muslims in Greece that want our blood..and soon we will be on war with them and the Turks..its a plan of Turkey against us..
Now about baklava its just about history..Xrysipos an ancient Greek historian has said that this thing was invented from the Minoans..its about the history and the truth..its the same as Alexander the Great..the Skopje fake country stole our name and our history..and we are pissed off with all these things..then Albania..one of our greatest heroes has been claimed as their heroe..he fought against them and now he is their greatest heroe..insane things my friend..Turkey has the half of our Cyprus..not even baklava belongs to Turkey..soon they will pay and they will get destroyed..we have our prophecies..soon Agia Sofia will be back to us
@@MH-yt1pei think you overacting to much. dude, i was past year in China xhingian in a disgusting village where uigur durks living, an the women their was about cooking baklava in a earth oven. Just saying.
most of turkish foods arent turkish. they either middle eastern or greek.
copium
wtf broooo😅😅 The name of all Turkish dishes that you claim as Greek or Middle Eastern food is a footnote of Turkish. origin; please do more research on turkish food :D
nahhh u can't accept the truth copycat
Nah your just spreading false facts. Most Turkish food is Turkish food.
Turkish: Baklava
Greece: Baklavaki
Greeks add the suffix "ki" to the end of Turkish baklava. And they think they are turkish baklava true.
What about the other sweet "Loukoumi" or "Turkish delight" is Greek or Turkish??? 😂
Baklava is Greek, Lokum is Persian
@@Niggexp38baklava is not even greek word 😏 its turkish. Lokum is known as Turkish delight all over the world.
I would say not greek not Turkish. Both took the idea from mesopotamian people. Since they got assimilated by turks now turks own all the belongings of other people. If you check chinese culture or mongols they dont have baklava. Since greek also occupied long time land where ' Turkey' was, they also copied. Thats it.
Baklava is a dessert that has been made since the time when Turks lived in Central Asia. You can also see this dessert from the cuisine of Uzbeks and Uyghurs who have never been to Anatolia.
TURKISH !!! Culture for Turkish people from Ottoman Empire Baklava is Oriental greek is not Orient !!!! 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
LOL😂
it's arab , turk ok, but how you go greek into it ??🙃
They have there on variant of Baclava
Nu snackar vi diplomkonditori
Baklava is turkiye desserd
greeks using a Mongolian word for a 'greek' dish.
Belong to the Greek gastronomy since ancient times and is known as gastrin γάστριν and statikas στάτικας
What ?? broo... how can even the name of baklava be a greek dish in turkish :DD
YOĞURT+ BAKLAVA + DOLMA+KAHVE: TURKEY FOOD
@@turkishgirl7947 babe...relax and listen...Xrysipos an ancient man has written about the recipe of baklava..the real name is Gastrin and comes from the ancient Minoan civilization of Crete..when the turkish people hadnt come yet from Mongolia..relax and leave turkey..this nation of the so many crimes and blasphemies..you are about to get destroyed babe..you are in big trouble...also dont be jealous with Hellas..maybe you are Greek and you font know it..cheers and peace..take care of yourself and when you see that time is coming leave this land...soon the 1/3 of turkey will be back to their owners..back to HELLAS😘😘
Indeed. It was first found there, then moved on to Iran to have some changes, then just got spread through the Middle East. Turkey has made it into what it is today, but it was VERY different at the start.
How can you even pronounce baklava right
Where baklava come from? Modern baklava may have been invented in Turkey during the Ottoman Empire, then modified in Greece. Many Meditteranean countries have their own versions of baklava, slightly tweaking the recipe to make it unique...all history books has proof a turkish dessert not GREEK.. either yoghurt not greek. turkish made up . they stole from us... please if you have brain look search the history ....
You stole from the Greeks
The Greeks tell us about the Greek gastronomy also yagurt (Oxygalan )with honey and hazelnuts was the favourite sweet for the Greeks since ancient times also dolma the oldest name is thria θρία and is a Greek dish since ancient times also the baclava which is known as gastin γάστριν and statikas (στατικας) is a gree dessert since ancient times here one of the ancient text who gives informations for the greek gastronomy read it : συνταγή περιγράφεται από τον Αρχαίο Έλληνα Αθήναιο στο μνημειώδες έργο του Δειπνοσοφισταί (ΙΔ, 647-648).
ΑΡΧΑΙΟ ΚΕΙΜΕΝΟ: ἐν Κρήτῃ δέ, φησίν, πλακουντάριον ποιοῦσιν, ὅπερ ὀνομάζουσι γάστριν. γίνεται δέ οὕτως· κάρυα Θάσια καί Ποντικά καί ἀμύγδαλα, ἔτι δέ ǁ μήκων, ἃ φρύξας θεράπευσον καλῶς καί εἰς θυίαν καθαρά τρῖψον ἐπιμελῶς· συμμίξας τε τήν ὀπώραν μάλαξον μέλιτι ἡψημένῳ, προσβαλών πέπερι πλέον καί μάλαξον· γίνεται δέ μέλαν διά τήν μήκωνα. διαπλατύνας ποίησον τεράγωνον· εἶτα σήσαμον λευκόν τρίψας μάλαξον μέλιτι ἡψημένῳ καί ἕλκυσον λαγάνια δύο καί ἓν θές ὑποκάτω καί τό ἄλλο ἐπάνω, ἵνα τό μέλαν εἰς μέσον γένηται, εὖ ῥύθμισόν τε αὐτό. ταῦτα καό ὁ σοφός πεμματολόγος Χρύσιππος.
@@sophiapapadopoyloy1050 you are so ignorant. Stuffed and yoghurt are words of Turkish origin. Claiming that stuffed baklava and yoghurt is not Turkish is like claiming that the word "Olympic" is not Greek. accept or not. Dolma, yoghurt are words of Turkish origin. Baklava is not a word of Turkish origin, I will not deny it, but unfortunately the Turks patented it. so don't be sad.
the problem is greece didnt modify they just trying to steal it
@@sophiapapadopoyloy1050 its yoğurt and baklava is a arabic word so why u lying
@@Kemalist0008 (Baklava is actually a Turkish name)
I know the answer: Baklava is not Turkish and not Greek, but rather Egyptian, and its name is Assiut, and it is mentioned in the book Al-Wasla ila Al-Habib in the description of good things and perfumes from the twelfth century, that is, before the Ottoman occupation.
There is no real agriculture in Greece. It never happened. No food or dessert because of this.
Since the Turks do not eat pork, meat is expensive, so meatless and vegetable dishes have developed. 60% of Greek food belongs to Turks.
I guess you had real agriculture in the steppes bro. Tell us what plants did you bring on your horses from moggolia? Educate us of your rich agriculture tradition. Cause we here in the mediterranean we where eating our childen before you came and game us all your knowledge about food.
@@BoogieBubble The Steppes invented Basturma(Pastrami),Baklava and Yogurt and much more. Its pretty realistic if u think about it. Yogurt for example is a very nomadic way of preparation. Just like Basturma (Pressed meat) and Baklava (Stretched dough). Very Nomadic ways of preparing food.
And then you wake up...
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@@affye3127basturma is armenian, baklava is a descendant of the greek placenta cane and yogurt was made by greeks before the turks did, it was called oxygala in ancient greece
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Gaziantep was a Syrian city
No its Turkish
@@niggapro_ Adam doğru söylüyor her yerde Suriyeli olunca
What ?? Hhahahahahahahha
Hey, is there a country called Syria?
When?
Make baklava not war. Peace GrTr
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