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Have you tried ma’moul before ?? ⬇️
Also, the word for “dates” is indeed تمر = “tamr” but we typically use the word “’ajweh” “ ‘ajweh” when referring to “mashed dates” stuffed into the كعك “ka’ek.”
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  • @janeantar8950
    @janeantar8950Ай бұрын

    My favourite. Love mamool with nuts. Must have coffee to accompany this delicious pastry

  • @Aero-Saint
    @Aero-SaintАй бұрын

    Pistachio is our favorite!

  • @elizabethmorrissey8479
    @elizabethmorrissey8479Ай бұрын

    My mother in law is from Palestine. She always makes the bracelet kind ❤ they are so good, especially with tea ☕️ she always says ‘timr’ for date though

  • @edenrose9395
    @edenrose9395Ай бұрын

    Love pistachio mamool. We buy it from a Palestinian bakery and it's so good.

  • @user-hk9mp6er9f
    @user-hk9mp6er9fАй бұрын

    I'm Irish and I make mamool 😎😁

  • @user-yp4ry1jn9p
    @user-yp4ry1jn9pАй бұрын

    How do i say " i just finished my work"

  • @JacobKuchkov
    @JacobKuchkovАй бұрын

    Looks delicious, Are you a Muslim couple or is also a cultural tradition?