Make and rest the dough
Combine the flour, salt and half the sugar. Add the egg and warm water and knead into a soft dough. Rest for 30 minutes.
Turkish Cuisine Pastries & Baking
Gaziantep's iconic flaky pastry — thin dough layered with butter, walnuts and sugar, cooked on a hot griddle.
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Combine the flour, salt and half the sugar. Add the egg and warm water and knead into a soft dough. Rest for 30 minutes.
Roll the dough out thinly, brush with melted butter and scatter over the chopped walnuts and remaining sugar.
Fold the dough to enclose the filling and roll out thinly again. Repeat this folding and rolling several times to build up layers.
Cook on a hot dry griddle or pan, brushing each side with butter, until both sides are lightly golden.
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