Turkish delight is a type of candy that is made from a sugar or starch-based gel. It’s cut into cubes, covered in powdered sugar, and then given to young children in exchange for betraying the ...

This clearly did not bode well: It may as well have fallen under the heading “Candy ... of brown cubes I’d already eaten. Where was the magic? I wanted what I’d imagined Turkish Delight ...

Loqhum, a Turkish candy shop in Garden Grove ... the candies in long rolls that can be cut to order. A few are in cubes, dusted with powdered sugar, coconut or powdered pistachios.

Any flavor of Turkish delight — a soft candy often studded with chopped nuts ... Garnish with additional cubes of Turkish delight and the chopped pistachio nuts. Makes 2 servings.

In the United States, he says, Turkish Delight is an ... stage,” or 245ºF (120ºC) on a candy thermometer. Apply non-stick cooking spray to a form (ice cube trays will do nicely), shallow ...

Turkish Delight (Lokum) is a traditional Turkish candy known for its soft, chewy texture and delicate sweetness. You can find this treat in a wide variety of colors, flavors, and fillings ...

It was a box of Turkish Delight—rose-flavored candy dusted with powdered sugar, nestled in a blush-pink package that glinted with the gilded minarets of Topkapi. The fragrant mystery of the East ...