Turkish Delight - Dished #Shorts

On today's Dished #shorts we're making Turkish Delight Candies

If you love this how-to-make Turkish delight recipe let us know what you think in the comments below! #dished​ #turkishdelight​ #lokum​

Ingredients for making Turkish delight:
4 cups Sugar
4 1/2 cups Water
2 tsp Lemon juice
1 tsp Lemon zest
1 1/4 cup Cornstarch
1 tsp Cream of tartar
1 tsp Vanilla Extract
2-4 drops Red Food Coloring
1/2 cup Powdered Sugar

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[bunsenn]

What many people don’t realize is that sugar was rationed during the First World War, so Turkish Delight truly was a rare treat to have at the time.

[Sillybob_]

family is temporary, dessert is forever

[reyhancanturk-imxt]

Seeing videos of people talking about turkish food makes my day for some reason

[oisinmaccumhaill]

The best example of a food that looks better than it tastes.

[CBDhotdog]

I’ll never forget reading Narnia in 3rd grade and having Narnia Day in class. Our teacher brought in a whole wardrobe filled with coats and we walked through it to get into the classroom. She decorated the entire room in fake snow and made us Turkish Delight and hot chocolate. It’s a core memory and I’ll never forget it nor Mrs. Boomgarden :)

[sun_daes]

“no family betrayal required”
but that’s the best part—

[justrandomstuff-]

Aah, childhood memories, those movies were soo good.

[EdenStreetSoapCo]

I've always loved Turkish delight. Rose essence, orange, and vanilla are fantastic.

[fictionisgood]

The Turkish Delight that Edmund ate was actually enchanted to basically be addictive.

[justaliney]

"Turkish delights are irresistible"
-Baron Zemo

[panjar]

"Turkish delights. irresistible"
A wise man once said

[Trippp]

Authentic Turkish delights are the most amazing candies I’ve every had

[holtqtt]

初めて映像を見ました！
文字で見るより倍美味しそうです！
食べてみたい！！❤

[jinkino]

I remember eating this while watching the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe movie with my class in elementary school after we read the book. Fun times

[Delicate_Disaster]

She crammed more details into a YouTube short than most cooking videos that are 10-15 minutes long. She deserves an award.

[Raven_Black_]

As a Turk, I can say the original turkish delight is rose flavored that's why it's pink. It was done hundreds of years ago by crushing rose petals to use the juice in flavoring this dessert as well as many other things in our cuisine. Never heard of vanilla or orange flavored ones. Also we don't eat it frequently. Usually we eat it during special days and holidays during which we have big family gatherings or guests so we usually serve it in a small cup along with turkish coffee to our guests. If the coffee does not involve sugar in it (some people want sugar some don't), then you can eat it while drinking the coffee which balances the taste. Otherwise the dessert itself can be very sugary, at least for me.

[Healingwithflo]

As an Albanian we grew up with this in our home all the time

[tanyadiaz]

I’ve tried them before and they are delicious. I like the ones covered in dried rose petals and pistachios

[KeenwaYT]

I remember last year, our reading teacher made us some Turkish Delight and Hot chocolate after reading The Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe. Some good memories and just cant go back to 😭

[Mgauge]

“No family betrayal required”

It’s still encouraged, though. The guilt adds to the flavor.