/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15778036
only in small amounts

I've only had sesame. It seems fairly easy to make, so maybe I'll try it some time.

>>15778036
does it go good with honey?

>>15778106
I've only tried sesame halva but it's already pretty sweet, don't think you'd want to add more sugar. Unless you mean you're going to make it from scratch with honey then that would probably be good.

I used to make something similar too by grinding mixed nuts and raisins or prunes together, was pretty tasty too.

Ah yes, Hebrew Dry Mouth Dust. Good stuff, but you'll need a drink.

>>15778036
What does it taste like?

>>15778036
Been a halva appreciator since I was a kid. Thank you Bosnian market

>>15779248
like heaven if prepared correctly, like shit if not.

that looks like a block of animal feed. Is it as dry and dense as it looks or no?

>>15778036
What are you weird? That's catfood.

>>15778036
I halva not tried it.

>>15779248
You know how peanut butter feels like? Now imagine that but way sweeter, solid and made from sunflower instead of peanuts.

>>15781243
how do you eat it? on something? on its own with a drink?

I love it,where i live it's mostly ate with bread.

>>15781269
It's a dessert, you usually crumb it up with a spoon (it's fairly flaky) and eat it with tea or coffee.

>>15781301
sounds very good

looks dry

>>15778036
I suspect that military folk wouldn't eat that instead of hardtack.

i once found a fantastic combination of halva and something else when i was drunk but i forgot what it was.
could it have been feta? milk? yoghurt? damn

>eating moroccan brickweed

it's something I could eat a teaspoon or two of but not more

>>15781081
The super-traditional stuff uses a small amount of soapwort extract to make it soft & flaky.

>>15781885
With yogourt its good

I didn’t know you get cotton mouth from a picture until now

Used to buy хaлвa every couple weeks when I lived in Russia. Great dessert. I'd also buy that sweetened milk in a tube and squeeze that on some black bread. Poverty cake lol