Lhoyal hello and excuse me i made this recipe and i think it's very tasteless on dough. Do your loukoumades happend likes me? Can you tell me pls. Sry for my ENG im from thailand

LOkma is Turkish dessert

Beautiful recipe!!!!!! My son Andreas is coming for these yummy loukoumades !!!! You are a beautiful young Greek lady!!! Xronia polla!!!!

i never succeed with these!!! In my case, they always come out flat and oily....not like in your great video...what am I doing wrong??? By the way, your Channel is Great!!! Thank You for all the beautiful recipes!!!

LOKMA Turkish dessert.

@@yakupkeser9672 wrong,,it's greek, just like baklava and the land the turks stole from the greeks

LOKMA,İMAM BAYILDI,GÖZLEME,SARAYLI,BAKLAVA,KAZAN DİBİ AND ETC TURKİSH FOOD.

Its Greek, not ottoman.

@@Nick-mi1lf greeks trying to stole lokma from turkey. 🇹🇷 everybody knows that greeks get fucked by ottoman (turkish empire) for centuries. they mixed with our culture, but everybody knows that's turkish food. stop fooling yourself.

I will tell you the hard core recipe.Flour,yeast,honey in a bowl after this you will add slowly water until you make it sticky.We cover the bowl and let them near a warm place for 30 secs.You need a casserole to warm olive oil,after all this you have to make them like the lady in the video.Add Honey and sesame.Have a good launch :)

Αλφα Ωμεγα Thank you so much!

maple syrup is only for cheap pancakes...You can use real greek Honey instead...the taste is something you will never forget.

+andre lumiene yes!!!! Maple syrup shit!

Back when Alexander the Great popped past and conquered your country he probably taught your ancestors how to make them, hence the similarity with your gulab.

Nikolaki Nikolaki Wrong This is actually an arabic treat and the name means bite sized

Newone Very Wrong Loukoumades was a common luxurious dessert in Ancient Greece.

Nope, the Turks brought to you guys in India bia the Moguls, 13th century

Greek alcohol that packs a punch

Taken from my people ofcourse yall claim its yours

LOKMA Turkish dessert.

its an ancient greek dessert

Finally, someone said it

This dessert was written about by Archestratus in the 4th century BC, written by Callimachus in the 3rd century BC, and even written in the 'Apicius de re coquinaria' from the 5th century AD. These accounts prove that it originated in Greece over a thousand years before you started to enjoy it :)

How must be the ingredients?

she makes mikey mouse loukoumades lmfao the poor thing must have never made them before just watched others make them , the Greeks have a saying , if only all the bees made honey , hahaha

LOkma is Turkish dessert

Made in Smirni you mean. You realise that your Izmir was originally Greek no? Probably found the recipe in an abandoned bakery back in the day.

Lol Greeks lived under Turks rule for 400 years how its a Greek city lmao pls wake up

يا سارقي تراث الشعوب ماذا قدمتم للبشرية غير السرقة، تريدون أن تنسبوا كل شئ إليكم ، الإغريق حضارة عظيمة بالالاف السنين

Listen to M.Ammi.

فقط لأنه تم استخدامه في مطبخ الشامي ، لا يعني أنه لم يكن يونانيًا أيضًا. إذا كنت لا تحتاج إلى هذا البرنامج التعليمي ، فلماذا تريد رؤيته؟ من الجيد أن العديد من الثقافات تحب ذلك. ليس سيئا.

Row Deo , I agree with you 100%

Macedonia

Jealous turk hahaha

Loukoumade is considered to be the oldest recorded dessert in world. In ancient Greece, these deep fried dough balls were served to the winners of the Greek Olympics. The Greek poet Callimachus was the first to state that these deep fried dough balls were soaked in honey and then served to the winners as “honey tokens.” Over the years, this same recipe spread out all over the ancient world. Local variations were prepared in Greece, Turkey, Egypt and other ancient states too. In Greece, the dish is prepared from fermented dough that is spiced with cinnamon. The local Greek Jews still make a traditional version of the dish called zvingoi which is cooked and served during Hanukkah. A slightly different recipe is also prepared in Italy and it is called sfingi di San Giuseppe

Greeks show you to make it. Now you say its your own. Hahahhah

what a dickhead.....arabs wish they were Greek.

Anestis Derpoulis If it is greek then what does the name of the dish mean because in arabic luqeemat means bite sized. As for the cakes that are sweetened by honey or the ones mentioned in the Septuagint , well none of them speak of a recipe and there are a ton of types of doughs that are sweetened by honey are they all loukoumates?

I mean this is a different type. The ancient Greeks didn’t use sugar.

Nr1 Your musical instruments are Greek Nr2 some of the foods we claim ours are Assyrian, rest are Greek. Turkish foods are Iranian foods. Nr3 get out of here