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Namoura

Lebanese Semolina Cake

A delightful Lebanese tea-time treat: a moist, syrup-soaked semolina cake topped with tahini and a single almond on each piece. This recipe offers a detailed guide to achieving a perfectly golden and fragrant Namoura.

Temps de préparation20 minutes
Temps de cuisson30-35 minutes
Temps total50-55 minutes (plus cooling time for syrup)
Portions16
DifficultéEasy
Namoura - Lebanon traditional dish

🧂 Ingrédients

  • 300 g Fine semolina(Fine semolina is crucial for the cake's texture.)
  • 150 g Granulated sugar
  • 200 g Plain yogurt(Full-fat yogurt will yield a richer cake.)
  • 3-4 tablespoons Tahini(For brushing the baking pan. This adds a unique nutty flavor.)
  • 300 ml Simple syrup(Prepare this ahead of time and ensure it's completely cold when pouring over the hot cake. For syrup: combine 150g sugar with 150ml water, bring to a boil, simmer for 5 minutes, then cool. Optional: add 1 tsp rose water or orange blossom water.)
  • 16 Whole blanched almonds(One almond per serving piece. Blanched almonds are preferred for aesthetics.)

💡 Conseils de pro

  • Ensure your simple syrup is completely cold before pouring it over the hot cake. This contrast in temperature is key to the cake's texture and syrup absorption.
  • The tahini brushing in the pan is essential for both flavor and preventing sticking. Don't skip this step!
  • Scoring the cake before baking helps to define the pieces and makes it easier to cut after it's soaked.
  • Allowing the cake to cool completely after soaking is crucial for it to firm up and absorb all the syrup.

Idées de variations

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  • Add 1 teaspoon of rose water or orange blossom water to the simple syrup for an aromatic twist.
  • Mix 50g of desiccated coconut into the semolina batter for a subtle coconut flavor.

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