Selim Polat

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Burra, it is possible to go with honey, I would actually recommend mixing honey and some syrups. I recall people mixing honey and a certain thick and dark grape syrup called Pekmez instead of typical sugar for such recipes (5:1).

Regarding the type of pumpkin, the good-old mainstream orange variant works as well, yet this one is more commonly used:




I would also imagine Hokkaido or other delicious variants working all good in their own ways.

(One final tip would be to use a mixture of grounded and crushed walnuts.)


And for the last but not the least, many thanks for the warm welcoming!
11 years ago
I would further recommend trying sometime the Turkish pumpkin dessert, it involves a lot of walnuts and butter-smooth pumpkin slices.

I located this recipe in English:

http://turkishfood.about.com/od/DessertsSweets/r/Turkish-Candied-Pumpkin-Dessert.htm


Essential saucing ingredient, "Kaymak" is a close cousin of Italian Ricotta, it will definitely work just right as a substitute.

Finally, the sugar/honey syrup dosage depends on personal preferences. I find it more enjoyable when not that sugary.

11 years ago