Comments on Speedbump Kitchen: Turkish Delight...the Food of Fairies.

Hi, just wondering if I can use concentrated rosew...

2010-07-27T01:37:05.667-04:00

Hi, just wondering if I can use concentrated rosewater for making turkish delight or do I need to dilute it?

I've been looking for a turkish delight recipe...

2010-02-04T08:46:33.185-05:00

I've been looking for a turkish delight recipe for ages! this looks brilliant!

Oh, how cool! All of us love the Narnia books (an...

2009-02-17T13:16:15.815-05:00

Oh, how cool! All of us love the Narnia books (and movies). I just may have to give this a try, though I'm not much of a cook :-) My kids would be thrilled.

excellent! We're hunkering down for a storm - ...

2008-12-18T19:26:16.648-05:00

excellent! We're hunkering down for a storm - and winter break - here, and slow cooking projects like this one are perfect.

Besides, until the nut allergy showed up, the Man adored Turkish Delight.

I've only had "real" Turkish Delight...

2008-12-10T12:51:49.041-05:00

I've only had "real" Turkish Delight (I pick it up in Istanbul whenever I'm there -- which hasn't been since 2001), but I'd love to give this a try to see how it compares. If I recall correctly, it can also have nuts in it. Pistachio, I believe, is quite common. You should be able to find rosewater easily in Dearborn or any Middle Eastern market if you wanted to try it with that flavor. I have found that people either love TD or hate it! :-)