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  • These are very simple whole wheat flatbreads, gently spiced with anise and sesame and mahlep the ground pit of a sour cherry, don't worry if you don't have access to it.

    Archive 2008-10-01 Mercedes 2008

  • These are very simple whole wheat flatbreads, gently spiced with anise and sesame and mahlep the ground pit of a sour cherry, don't worry if you don't have access to it.

    Whole Wheat Flatbread from South Lebanon (Mishtah) Mercedes 2008

  • Just this morning I made Qurban, a Lebanese Christian bread, very simple yeasted rounds flavored with orange blossom water and mahlep.

    Kleeja (Cardamom-Wheat Cookies) Mercedes 2007

  • I have a recipe that uses mahlep that I've always wanted to try and haven't yet.

    Qurban (Lebanese Holy Bread) Mercedes 2007

  • I'm sure mahlep would be a nice addition to any brioche or shortbread recipe.

    Kleeja (Cardamom-Wheat Cookies) Mercedes 2007

  • As for uses for mahlep, I can think of zillions, but most of them involve varieties of breads.

    Kleeja (Cardamom-Wheat Cookies) Mercedes 2007

  • Dana- yes, mahlep is a nice addition to this, but if you don't have it they are really perfectly good without.

    Qurban (Lebanese Holy Bread) Mercedes 2007

  • I am very familiar with mahlep, the ground sour cherry pits used as a spice in many sweet breads.

    Kleeja (Cardamom-Wheat Cookies) Mercedes 2007

  • Anon- mahlep is a spice made from the pit of sour cherries.

    Qurban (Lebanese Holy Bread) Mercedes 2007

  • I don't think the result would taste bad, but one doesn't usually combine mahlep and cardamom as each are rather distinctive spices.

    Kleeja (Cardamom-Wheat Cookies) Mercedes 2007

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