During Ramadan, treat yourself to Walnut Baklava, a decadent dessert that combines the sophistication of Middle Eastern pastries with the cosiness of Indian festive tastes. A unique take on a classic dish, this one has spiced walnuts, saffron syrup, and a touch of rose water. The crisp pastry contrasts beautifully with the sticky, fragrant syrup, making each bite a celebration of texture and taste.
In Indian homes, where sweets like barfi and gulab jamun dominate the festive table, this baklava recipe offers a global twist, rich, golden, and indulgent. Whether it's shared during iftar or given as an Eid gift, Walnut Baklava can be your expression of joy.
1 packPhyllo pastry sheets
2 cupsWalnuts (finely chopped)
½ cupSugar
½ tspOrange zest (optional)
1 tspCinnamon powder
½ tspCardamom powder
¾ cupButter (melted)
For Syrup:
1 cupSugar
½ cupWater
2 tbspHoney
10 to 12Saffron strands (soaked)
1 tspLemon juice
½ tspRose water (optional)