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Makrout A Louz – Algerian Almond Cakes

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Ingredients

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3 cups ground almonds
1 cup granulated sugar
4 limes, zest of, finely grated
3 small medium eggs
3 tablespoons cornflour (maize or cornstarch)
2 cups of light sugar syrup
2 1/2 cups icing sugar (confectioners sugar)

Nutritional information

127.4
Calories
45 g
Calories From Fat
5.1 g
Total Fat
0.5 g
Saturated Fat
14.1 mg
Cholesterol
5.8 mg
Sodium
19.3 g
Carbs
1.2 g
Dietary Fiber
16.8 g
Sugars
2.5 g
Protein
921g
Serving Size

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Makrout A Louz – Algerian Almond Cakes

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    Delicious little diamonds of tangy almond delight! Easy to make and
    very much appreciated by all. Perfect for Eid celebrations or any
    special (or not so special!) ocassion. I also make these using a mix of desiccated coconut & ground almonds - 150g ground almonds + 200g desiccated coconut.

    You can freeze these and then put the syrup and icing sugar on later. I
    like to make a few things in advance so I'm not cooking 24/7 just
    before Eid etc.

    • 70 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Makrout a Louz – Algerian Almond Cakes, Delicious little diamonds of tangy almond delight! Easy to make and very much appreciated by all Perfect for Eid celebrations or any special (or not so special!) ocassion I also make these using a mix of desiccated coconut & ground almonds – 150g ground almonds + 200g desiccated coconut You can freeze these and then put the syrup and icing sugar on later I like to make a few things in advance so I’m not cooking 24/7 just before Eid etc , Have to agree with the other rating – this recipe was FANTASTIC It was really simple but was really time consuming (putting syrup & sugar on) These are nearly all gone now and I only mmade 28 hours ago!!! Will try them with lemon next time out of interest – love lime though


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Place the First 4 Ingredients in a Large Bowl and Mix Well - Traditionally With Your Hand.

    2
    Done

    Dust Work Top With a Little Cornflour, Seperate the Dough Into 1/4's and Then Roll Mixture Into a Sausage Shape - Approximately the Thickness of a Frankfurter or Average Thumb!

    3
    Done

    Cut the Sausage Into 3cm Pieces. Do This at an Angle to Create Lozange or Diamond Shapes.

    4
    Done

    Bake on Middle Shelf at Approx 170c Until Set but Still Pale in Colour. They Should not Be Golden.

    5
    Done

    When Cooled Slightly, Drop One by One Into the Syrup. Hold on a Fork and Allow Excess to Dribble Off Before Slowly Dropping Into the Sugar.

    6
    Done

    Re-Dip With Sugar 5 Mins Later and Pop Into Paper Cases.

    7
    Done

    For the Syrup You Can Make It Easily by Putting 2 Cups of Water, a Halved Lime and 1 Cup of Sugar in a Pan and Boiling For 10 Minutes. It Needs to Be Nice and Light - Just Enough to Hold the Icing Sugar On.

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