CE ÎNSEAMNĂ LOKUM ÎN MALAEZĂ?
Definiția lokum în dicționarul Malaeză
localnicii care îndeplinesc îndatoririle celorlalți în aceeași profesie, în special medici, pentru o perioadă de timp în timpul absenței din cauza vacanței etc.: medici.
CĂRȚI ÎN MALAEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «LOKUM»
Descoperă întrebuințarea
lokum în următoarea selecție bibliografică. Cărți în legătură cu
lokum și extrase din aceasta pentru a furniza contextul de întrebuințare al acestuia în literatura Malaeză.
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Balkanküche: Lokum, Griechische Küche, Serbische Küche ...
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Sussware: Schokokuss, Gummibar, Honig, Lakritze, Lokum, ...
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Until the arrival of refined sugar in the late 18th century, lokum meant an amalgam of honey or pekmez and wheat flour. ln fact, it was more deserving of the name Turkish Glop than anything more alluring. But when confectioner Haci Bekir got ...
Dani Valent, Perihan Masters, Jim Masters,
2000
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The Oxford Companion to Sugar and Sweets
lokum is the sweetmeat known as Turkish Delight in English. It is a thick, transparent jelly made of starch, sugar, water, and a wide variety of flavorings, such as fruits, nuts, mastic, and rosewater. When set, it is cut into cubes and sprinkled with ...
Michael Krondl, Eric Rath, Laura Mason,
2015
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Sherbet and Spice: The Complete Story of Turkish Sweets ...
Dandin dandin danaylı My little boy is palace born His daddy has brought him Lokum so sweet Ninni to my baby ninni. Lullaby1 only from the eighteenth century, it soon became one of the most famous sweetmeats in the world. Lokum started ...
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Classic Turkish Cookery - Halaman 204
Lokum. CLASSIC TURKISH DELIGHT Turkey is famous for its 'delight' which is infinite in variety. Multi-flavoured, soft and gooey, jelly-like and chewy, or tender and melting - each kind is individually named and, if stored in a sealed container, ...
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Lonely Planet Turkey - Halaman 157
He came to İstanbul from the mountain town of Kastamonu in 1777 and opened a shop in the old city where he concocted delicious boiled sweets and the translucent jellied jewels known to Turks as lokum and to the rest of the world as ...
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Baker's Field Guide to Holiday Candy: Sweet Treats All ... - Halaman 150
Turkish. Delight. (Lokum). HOLIDAY Christmas, Shekar Bayrami (Turkish Holiday of Candy) TYPE Bar candy HABITAT Turkey DESCRIPTION This confection has an unusual floral flavor from the orange flower water, and an intriguing texture ...
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Deliciously Doable Small Plates from Around the World
Marisol Murano. Turkish Delight Turkish delight, or lokum, is a confection of honey and molasses that dates back to the XV century Ottoman Empire. In Arabic, the world lokum means morsel. It is practically impossible to walk through the Grand ...
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The Middle Eastern Kitchen - Halaman 191
Guest don't come empty- handed either, arriving with wrapped boxes of sweet pastries such as baklava (pi 37) or Turkish Delight, lokum. Rose- flavored Turkish Delight is one of the all-time favorites, often tinged pink with a little red food ...