haresch a traditional middle eastern coconut cake
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Just a touch or either rose water or orange blossom water makes the traditional coconut cakes special.
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yield
48 pieces
Ingredients For haresch a traditional middle eastern coconut cake
- SYRUP
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2 cwater
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2 csugar
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1 tsprose water or orange blossom water
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dashpure vanilla extract
- CAKE
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2 csugar
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6 lgeggs
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2 ccanola oil
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1 1/2 cmilk
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2 Tbspbaking soda
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dashpure vanilla extract
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1 1/3 tsplemon juice, fresh
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2 call purpose flour
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4 ccoconut, shredded, unsweetened
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coconut for garnish
How To Make haresch a traditional middle eastern coconut cake
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1First make syrup by boiling water and sugar for about 5 to 10 minutes depending on how heavy you may want it but it shouldn't be any thicker than pancake syrup in consistency. add a teaspoon of rose water or orange blossom water, aside to cool.
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2Start on the Harissa by combining sugar, eggs, oil, milk, vanilla, emon juice and mix them together until blended.
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3Then add flour and baking powder to mixture and blend well. Lastly you want to STIR coconut into batter.
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4Then its time to add to greased and floured pan (never a bundt pan)-- an oblong pan will do. Bake for about 30 minutes at 350°F or more until a light/medium golden brown.
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5When cake is done and still hot pour syrup all over cake in pan. You don't have to use all the syrup but at least 3/4 should be used on the cake. Let cool, then cut into bars.
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6Then remove each piece onto a tray. You can garnish with a little shredded coconut on top for presentation.
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