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WHAT YOU NEED
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Shaping the Maamoul pastries into specific decorated molds
Specific wooden molds are available in the market.
From left to right: walnut mold, almond mold, pistachio mold.
Use a kitchen brush to spread corn oil all over the mold's inner cavity as shown further below.
From left to right: walnut mold, almond mold, pistachio mold.
Use a kitchen brush to spread corn oil all over the mold's inner cavity as shown further below.
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Put the stuffed dough into the mold and press well all over its surface.
Hit the mold firmly and with a 45 degrees angle onto a kitchen towel placed over a wooden table.
The Maamoul will be expelled out of the mold.
Hit the mold firmly and with a 45 degrees angle onto a kitchen towel placed over a wooden table.
The Maamoul will be expelled out of the mold.
Finally, baking the Maamoul
Pre-heat your oven at 200 degrees Celsius and bake the Maamoul until the dough is hard and its bottom turns into light brown
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Separately and in parallel, grind raw cane sugar preferably crystallized and dry, into your spice grinder, then spread a thin coat of sugar over the Maamoul cookies while still hot meaning immediately upon removing them from the oven.
Use a strainer as shown to spread the sugar powder in an even and homogeneous manner.
Use a strainer as shown to spread the sugar powder in an even and homogeneous manner.
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Enjoy!
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