March 10 marked the start of Ramadan and desserts are one major category of food that cannot be missing at any holiday table or gathering. If you have a sweet tooth, you'll love Arabic desserts ...

This Palestinian dessert is a cheese-topped pastry soaked in sugar syrup. Versions include kunafa naama (soft) and kunafa kheshna (thick, made from long noodle threads). Dh17.5per piece, available at ...

Zaihi Al Baba, communications manager of the famous Al Baba sweets store, reckons the long-term implications of a slower demand are profound. “It's very rare to come across an Arabic pastry chef these ...

Most people agree an iftar meal wouldn’t be complete without a sweet indulgence. Arabic sweets, popular in Ramadan, are laden with a lot of sugar and fat and can explain the reason you may be putting ...

The mouth-watering Baklava tops the list of most popular sweet treats in the region. A rich layering of filo pastry filled with a unique blend of chopped nuts and finished off with a generous amount ...

Ramadan is never complete without desserts, and there is nothing better than some sweets after iftar during the holy month. In Doha, Qatar you will come across several dessert places that offer ...

Mumbai has a range of options to indulge your palate. From the Middle Eastern kunafeh, Korean bingsu to Filipino halo-halo. Here’s what you can try to get your sugar fix However, it has also whet our ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pistachio Baklava March 10 marked the start of Ramadan and desserts are one major category of food that cannot be missing at any ...

Got a craving for kunafah? Aching for aish al saraya? Read on Kunafa with cheese This Palestinian dessert is a cheese-topped pastry soaked in sugar syrup. Versions include kunafa naama (soft) and ...