Melomakarona with a fine flavor
Melomakarona with a fine flavor

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Melomakarona with a fine flavor Cookpad Greece Greece. People who prefer the heavy taste of cinnamon might not like them but the rest of us just love them for their fine, christmassy, orange flavor, their fluffy texture and their nice color. All combined, it makes these some tasty bites! Melomakarona are distinctive for their rich, honey taste.

To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook melomakarona with a fine flavor using 19 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Melomakarona with a fine flavor:
  1. Prepare 250 g margarine
  2. Take 2 cups oil
  3. Prepare 1 cup sugar
  4. Make ready 1 cup beer
  5. Take 2/5 cup brandy (somewhat less than half)
  6. Prepare the juice and zest of 3 oranges
  7. Prepare 2 level tsp baking soda
  8. Take all purpose flour, as much as it takes (about 2 kg)
  9. Prepare For the syrup
  10. Prepare For the syrup
  11. Prepare 1 kg sugar
  12. Take 4 cups water
  13. Take 1 cup honey
  14. Prepare 1 cinnamon stick
  15. Get 1 lemon rind and half it's juice
  16. Prepare For sprinkling
  17. Take ground walnut
  18. Get cinnamon
  19. Prepare sugar (not icing sugar)

With orange zest, cinnamon, and olive oil, they are dipped in a honey syrup and sprinkled with crushed walnuts, they are an irresistible sweet treat. The melomakarono is an egg-shaped Greek dessert cookie made mainly from flour, olive oil, and honey. Melomakarona always go hand in hand with Kourabiethes. A Greek-style shortbread cookie that's flavored with brandy, filled with toasted walnuts, and coated with icing sugar.

Steps to make Melomakarona with a fine flavor:
  1. First, prepare the syrup. Put all ingredients in a pot, except the lemon, and let them boil for 5 min. Add the lemon just before you remove the syrup from heat. Let it cool.
  2. Using a mixer, beat the margarine, oil, sugar, zest and orange juice into which you dilute the baking soda (it will foam but don't worry, combine it with the rest of the ingredients) until you get a nice batter. Continue with a bit of flour, the cognac and the rest of the flour gradually until you get a soft, pliable dough.
  3. Form them into the classic melomakarona shape, prick the tops using the tines of a fork as is usually done and bake at 170°C in a preheated oven for 20-30 minutes, until they are golden brown.
  4. As soon as you take them out of the oven dip them in the cold syrup, place them on a platter and sprinkle with the garnish mixture.

Melomakarona always go hand in hand with Kourabiethes. A Greek-style shortbread cookie that's flavored with brandy, filled with toasted walnuts, and coated with icing sugar. Traditional Greek Honey Cookies (Melomakarona) Soaked in syrup, full of Christmas flavors and spices, amazingly soft and crumbly. Melomakarona with a fine flavor People who prefer the heavy taste of cinnamon might not like them but the rest of us just love them for their fine, christmassy, orange flavor, their fluffy texture and their nice color. It allowed the walnuts to shine, and brought out the orange's bitter side.

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