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Walnut and Almonds Cakes
-- M’chekel or M’chekla--
M'chekel or M'chekla with walnuts and almonds that is what I present to you today and what I had prepared for Eid. You can prepare them with a different stuffing (hazelnuts), or pinching and cutting them in different shapes.
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Ingredients
3 measures of flour
1 measure of butter
A pinch of salt
Mix of water with orange flower water
Stuffing:
1 measure of walnut
1 measure of non-blanched almonds
1 measure sugar
Egg whites
Honey
Method:
Mix flour with salt, make a hole and add the melted butter. Mix
Add the mixture of water and orange flower water little by little until the dough is smooth and soft.
Divide dough in two and set aside.
Prepare the filling: Mix almonds, ground walnut and sugar, add egg whites one by one until a soft but not too firm dough forms.
Roll out the 1st dough thinly on a floured surface.
Spread a layer of stuffing.
Cover the stuffing with the 2nd dough.
Cut out circles with a cookies cutter.
Prick the centre with half walnut
Decorate the entire surface of the cake with a crimper.
Let to rest a bit before baking.
Bake in a moderate oven.
Dip in Honey
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it will be too sticky with jam or honey I think, try them with just orange flower water..bizzzz
hi, I haven't got the exact measurements in gramms as most of the Algerian sweets recipes are made with cups,, 1 cup of flour is about 300g. the filing shouldn't be too soft or too hard. I am happy to send you a couple to taste..xxx
in algerian sweets,,it's most of the time the case..300g flour with 100g butter..xx
thanks a lot, sorry I havs been very busy lately and forgot to check my coms, you pronouce it machakla, it means a special design which we make using a special tweezers..xxxx
I love Algerian sweets, I think they are among the best in the world. I have been looking for this recipe for a while, these cookies are crunchy on the outside but taste like baclava inside, am I correct? This cookie by itself got me hooked on Algerian sweets, which unfortunatley are extremley hard to find in the U.S., I have yet to find an Algerian sweet shop here. I will definitley be trying this recipe I just hope they come out looking as beautiful and neat as yours. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and recipe :-)