Loukomades or Loukoumathes, its a kind of deepfried dough pastry made with a dough prepared with all purpose flour, egg and generous amount of baking powder, later this fried puffs are soaked in a sugar syrup or drizzled with honey and cinnamon which sometimes served, sprinkled with sesame seeds or almond flakes...In Greece, this loukoumades are commonly spiced with clove and cinnamon in a honey syrp and then sprinkled lightly with powdered sugar, this honey puffs are usually made during the New year's eve to celebrate the name day of St Barbara also the Greek Jewish community prepare this small deep fried honeyed puffs at Hanukkah..Easy puffs to enjoy for evening snacks and the honey syrup served along with the puffs turn out this puffs more tastier than the sugar syrup..Needless to say we really enjoyed exploring this Greek cuisine,we loved it...Sending this honey puffs to AWED-Greek guest hosted by CL,event by DK...
2cups All purpose flour
3tsps Baking powder
4tbsp Sugar
4tbsps Oil
3/4cup Milk
1no Egg
Oil
Honey for drizzling
Few pinches of Cinnamon powder
Almond flakes
Stiff the flour with baking powder in a bowl, add the sugar,oil, milk, egg and mix everything as smooth batter with a wooden spoon..Heat the oil for deep frying ,when the oil is hot, drop the batter by a small teaspoon and fry until golden...keep a small bowl of water aside to dip ur finger before pushing the batter into the oil,its avoids the batter from sticking.. Drain the fried puffs in paper towel...
While serving drizzle the puffs with honey, springle few almond flakes and pinch of cinnamon..serve immediately..Enjoy warm...
yum.
ReplyDeleteWow,they look so rich and yummy.Loved the color.
ReplyDeletePriya,
ReplyDeleteLoukomodes looks really good. I love it.
This is new to me..looks super delicious...gotta try this...
ReplyDeleteThey look like Indian sweet bonda. I guess lotsa Greek recipes are a bit similar to Indian dishes. No? Love those cuties!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
ReplyDeleteFirst time hearing this name Priya.... but looks really cute.
ReplyDeleteso far greek cuisine has never caught my attention. but from on i will keep my eyes and ears open for this great cuisine. BTW honey puffs looks fantastic..
ReplyDeletetoatally delectable...
ReplyDeletevery new to me..interesting name! must have tasted delicious
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy...I am definitely going to try this next week..bookamrking.. and you have an award in my blog dear :)
ReplyDeleteThese look YUMM. This gives me a feeling that how much it is related to our gulab jamoons though it is made with the native ingredients available in that country
ReplyDeletelooks like gulab jamun...looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteSame i will do ,but the name is diff & i won't drizill honey on top ,this sounds very sweet &yummm.
ReplyDeletevery new...but seems to be so similar to the mysore bhajji !
ReplyDeleteSooo cute and lovely...
ReplyDeleteThis is again a unique dish..Lovely
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy dear!!!
ReplyDeletethat's a really nice recipe and different one too
ReplyDeleteNew recipe to me,looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteThose puffs sure look sweet and delicious.
ReplyDeleteInteresting puffs, i thought something else only reading its name but very nice one...
ReplyDeletewooow,,puffs looks delicious and yummyy,, seems very easy to make and well presented with beautiful click,,,thanks for sharing!! Priya.take care n keep on smiling,,,hv a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHoney puffs looks yummy like Jamuns
ReplyDeleteHow rolly and sweet the puffs are! They're cute and soft!
ReplyDeleteHey orey kalakal Greek recipes da! these too look so delicious :)
ReplyDeletethe honey puffs lokks yummy
ReplyDeleteSounds yumm.. recipe new to me..
ReplyDeleteHoney Puffs looks so great!!! looks like our Gulab Jamun
ReplyDeleteExquisite,only the thght of frying put me off this dish.I must try this for sure forget the calories,looks yum :P Thanks
ReplyDeleteHoney puffs sounds interesting !! Looks like paniyaram !!
ReplyDeletewow... these look yum... greek donuts?
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