Greek Donut Sundae: Loukoumades Deluxe

[@rosiek3556]

one of my favorite desserts!

[@HellasGD88]

These are insane! thank u sweet Dimitra, us Greeks also invented donuts (loukoumades) these were actually served @ the ancient games, someone please tell me why are there 3 'dislikes"???

[@thejewreport2655]

HAHAHAH talking out of your rear...this is not a Greek recipe, it's in the name - "loukma"

[@maggie2936-q1m]

Your channel has the Best recipes. Saving this one! 😋

[@DimitrasDishes]

Wow, thank you! This one is pretty dangerous..haha! SO addictive. We almost had to make a mother batch for the pictures.lol!! Enjoy :)

[@mehrankhodadad5896]

Looks amazing! Can’t wait to try it out!

[@ninaazueta2158]

I need a bigger book of all your Greek recipes.

[@omarmikha1677]

Congratulations on 100k!!!! Your food looks amazing cant wait to try it!!

[@marche49]

Amazing! We only had store bought growing up.Thanks for posting,love your videos 😍

[@DimitrasDishes]

OMG! You're gonna love these and all you need is a few very basic staples :) Enjoy!!

[@jeanniep2475]

Loukoumades are the best!

[@natalialopes719]

I like that you can make the dough or batter ahead of time and then fry them up for your company. Those look delicious

[@lifeisgood1494]

All of your recipes are so easy and delicious! Yum!

[@maryfrancesaitken5644]

Wow 😜 this looks amazing Dimitra!! You are one of my favourite chefs on KZbin. My kids love it when I try out your recipes 💕💕

[@johnrotuno1077]

I just wanted to thank you. I made your greek chicken and potatoes aa well as the red pepper beef stew and they were a big hit. SO good!!!

[@dorashizas6890]

Brings back memories of my mom making them😋🇨🇦

[@georgepelekoudis]

An amazing variation on a simple desert, that was already amazing in its simplicity! Not sure if it’s the same cafe in Chania, but my cousins did take me for coffee and loukomades at the port. Thanks for the throwback, Dimitra! Stay safe :)

[@angeladioszeghy1180]

Love your videos! Thank you!💕

[@paultsarouhas7106]

love them

[@msgpennie]

Would never have thought of this!! Yum!!

[@rinaldodavalle1238]

Hi Dimitra Thank you for your lovely recipe love loukoumades They are very popular in our house 🏡 Greetings from Australia Betty 🇦🇺🇬🇷🙏❤️🤗🤗

[@louisaleroux3484]

OMG Dimitra, I gained 5 lbs just watching. Looks delicious Stay safe. Regards from France

[@cesarquintero6091]

Love from MEXICO😍😍😍😍

[@frankiefrankie7626]

Hi Dimitra, thank you for taking the time to share all these wonderful recipes with us.....With this recipe, how far in advance can you actually fry them. I am having some people over and I dont want to fry with when they are here....thank

[@Litsaki1000]

Yum!!!

[@martinederu8211]

thank you very much for your delicious recipes.But is it possible to have them in gram and mililitre. Thank you very much

[@k.v.6885]

You had me at the intro! Mmmm Should the loukamades be served and eaten warm?

[@tedperry6466]

most definitely. I fry them in small batches, because I love them super hot and fresh

[@MaysSimplestyle]

Omg this is exactly like arabic sweet alot of greek food is very similar to middleastern food

[@norawilson5326]

Yes (loukmat alkadi) even the name is similar. I'm going to try it to see which one is better :)

[@chihuahuamama7553]

Amazing! You’re down to earth and friendly approach makes everything seem so easy🥰 I wish I was on Star Trek so that Scotty could beam me up so I could snatch a couple of those...

[@jamesdiamond5725]

Were you born in Greece or here?

[@djkhalidxs5237]

Wow weird dessert.

[@thejewreport2655]

This is not a Greek recipe....

[@jaxxbrat2634]

Yes i was thinking Sicilian Efingi..

[@k.v.6885]

What makes it non - Greek?

[@kouklakee]

@shifty schift : Get Over it Mister it’s Greek in Greece and Cyprus! Different countries have their own versions Ok !

[@thejewreport2655]

@@kouklakee I don't take Japanese food and call it European, and I don't think middle rasterns take Greek recipes and name them Arabic- it's in the name "loukma"

[@jaxxbrat2634]

@@thejewreport2655 ..i always thought she was Arabic.. maybe grew up in Greece?