Making Baklava & Galaktoboureko and the Process of Apple Preservation | How It's Made

Watch the intricate steps in making the mouthwatering Baklava, a sweet pastry filled with a delicious mixture of nuts and honey. Learn how to make Galaktoboureko, a classic Greek dessert made with a creamy custard filling and crispy phyllo pastry. Experts also show the fascinating process of apple preservation, where we take fresh apples and air-dry them, creating a healthy and tasty snack that can be enjoyed all year round.
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Making Baklava & Galaktoboureko and the Process of Apple Preservation | How It's Made
• Making Baklava & Galak...

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Happy to hear THE How it’s Made voice back!

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YES! Finally!

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Yeah, Brooks T. Moore is fantastic. 😃

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old EP from 2017.

[@jimmyf2877]

the pistachio baklava is the Turkish version, the Greek version is with walnuts

[@jr.solaris253]

The Baklava Factory in Glendale? Good stuff.

[@tylermoore7189]

Them fiberglass rolls look yummy!

[@kimbratton9620]

That pastry looks good!

[@TundeEszlari]

Good video.

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Gooooöd!

[@saeedvd4328]

This sweet goes back to a very long time in Iranian culture and cooking

[@thumbtak123]

Too sweet.

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[@tylercooper1551]

Baklava is so god damned yummy!!

[@tacidar558]

How can the word Baklava be greek?

[@Kolious_Thrace]

The word is not Hellenic but the dessert it is! There are records of this dessert served in ancient Kings of Mycenae or Crete! The term is turkic because we lived for more than 400 years under ottoman rule but the dessert is ours!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 Turks don’t have cuisine! They adopted things from various other nations like Hellas, Armenia, Arabia…

[@tacidar558]

@@Kolious_Thrace who did say baklava is turkish? Baklava is syrian or some arabic country. During the ancient greek the sirup was not even invented

[@tacidar558]

@@Kolious_Thrace is that your national characteristic to steal every country's couisine? You say Giros is yours, joghurt is yours, baklava is yours. What are you talkin about?!

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@tacidar558there are records in ancient texts explaining that here🇬🇷 the syrup was made by boiling honey with water because there wasn’t sugar back then! Desserts like baklava and galaktobureko are Hellenic🇬🇷 Other desserts like Kunefe are Arabic!

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@tacidar558stealing other nation’s culture is a turkic national sport! Your religion is from Arabia Your lands are Hellenic🇬🇷 Your cuisine is a mix of Hellenic, Armenian and Arabic cuisine… You came here much later from Central Asia! We had already established our civilisations here!!! You stole from us😉

[@hakkanyildirim5323]

Baklava is Turkish dessert , we don’t mind to share same gastronomic kitchen as Greece. We have regularly gastronomic wars , cacik, dolma, coban salatasi etc. And then we maken peace whit Raki( ouzo) yamas

[@alirzayolc4711]

Burma ? Greek ?

[@cheaddos]

Baklava is a Turkish dessert, not Greek. In 2013 EU Commission patented it as a Turkish dessert upon Gaziantep Chamber of Industry's appeal. This had to be done because Greek chefs who brought baklava to western countries kept claiming it was a Greek dessert.

[@-never-gonna-give-you-up-]

"Greek chefs who brought baklava to western countries" so it is still Greek.

[@travis8674]

@@-never-gonna-give-you-up- Welcome to the Balkans region. Everyone hates each other, and each individual country invented everything and can't agree on anything.

[@Lefties_R_Dullards]

Reparations for 400 years of Ottoman oppression along with Cyprus. Suck it.

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It is Syria from alepo

[@FartassVolfgangus]

So the EU is the governing body? And what happens if they say the sky is red and the paten it, does that mean the sky is red now?

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greek 😔

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Conclusion. Palms taste with their nose

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Greek 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kolious_Thrace]

100% Hellenic dessert!🇬🇷 Only the name is turkic because of the 400+ years of ottoman occupation!

[@sadem1811]

@@Kolious_Thraceالحلوى تركية وانتم كنتم تصنعون النبيذ فقط

The names of deserts are Turkish(even one of them has "ö" in it), they've been found in Turkish soil and you guys still say it is Greek. Ok :D

[@Kolious_Thrace]

The names are turkic because we were under ottoman occupation for more than 400 years! The desserts and their origin are Hellenic🇬🇷 and they existed in Hellas hundreds of years before you came form Central Asia!!!

[@burakverid646]

A science channel releases a video with 0 research...

[@peaceonyx]

Bro wtf baklava is turkish dessert

[@iteerrex8166]

I think every country in the Middle East have been making it for centuries, but as far as it’s exact origin, I have no idea.

[@amiedavis5257]

Greece also makes both of these and I prefer the Greek version of both of these. Greece uses honey and lemon in both of these.

[@galleya-tx3jy]

You're just using the baklava as an excuse to terrorize the Greeks, you Turks abuse the Greeks over anything and everything

[@Kolious_Thrace]

For all those wondering if the desserts are Hellenic🇬🇷 or not: The NAMES are in turkic language because we lived under ottoman ruling for over 400 years! The history of the dessert is Hellenic🇬🇷 Even though the turks insist that these are turkic desserts we have records of desserts like these being served at ancient times to Kings! In ancient Hellas🇬🇷 they used to serve only to Kings a recorded dessert made with many layers of phyllo pastry, filled with crushed walnuts and served with a thick syrup made by boiling honey with water! There wasn’t sugar back then! Only we have records from that desserts! Of course under the centuries of turkic occupation we use the turkic name… so what? It’s well known that ottomans use to take Hellene girls for the kitchens! Hundreds of Hellene slave girls were cooking their 🇬🇷 foods for the ottomans because they didn’t had a specific cuisine! And because of that they were known with a turkic name… Many sultans even had Hellene mothers because beside their work in the kitchens, many girls were used as entertainers for the sultans… Many famous sultans have Hellene mothers!!! The dessert and their origin dates back to ancient Hellas🇬🇷 Only the name is turkic!

[@saeedvd4328]

This sweet goes back to a very long time in Iranian culture and cooking

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@saeedvd4328 we have written records of it! I don’t know and I don’t doubt that you could also have it. A lot of Middle Eastern counties have it too. We have written records of it, the turks have nothing! They adopted and appropriated many things possibly from Iran too.

[@amiedavis5257]

The version with honey is the absolute best!

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Bu tatlı Türkiye ye ayittir kimse boşuna üstüne almasın🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

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Diabetes

[@scottperine8027]

Real baklava has to have a little rose water and Turkish pistachios of course!

[@sadem1811]

البقلاوة من تركيا 🇹🇷 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@-never-gonna-give-you-up-]

Greek.

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[@desertlizard4723]

Wow, ive never seen people battle out over where a food comes from. Grow up lol

[@IsaacConejo]

That was some horrible looking baklava

[@wiegehts1206]

calling obvious turkish traditional food greek...on the edge of insanity

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Jesus is Alive he love us all your hurt alive voice if you couldn't see your wine live up to heaven

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Really 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🙄🙄🙄🤨🤨🤨

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Jesus is dead.