When Is Baklava Served?

A Special Dish
It is not served as a dessert but rather as a special treat. In some areas, baklava is the most important sweet served at weddings and is actually taken to the church before the ceremony; in others, it is always served at Christmas; and, in some regions, when it is made at Easter, 40 sheets of.

What holiday eats baklava?

Although today this is a favorite Greek pastry enjoyed at any time of the year, Baklava traditionally was eaten on special religious holidays such as Christmas. It is a treat that includes layers of filo pastry filled with whatever your heart desires.

What nationality is known for baklava?

Baklava of some form is made in many countries today, but it's Turkey that's most famous for producing the delicacy. Great wide sheets of pastry are stretched so thin they become transparent, before being buttered and layered on top of one another.

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