Baklava

[Margarita Orlova]

That is Бахлава [bakhlavA] in Kazakhstan, I tried it in Moscow, too,  
but it was in 1970-s.


On Monday, November 19, 2007, at 08:55  PM, Genevra Gerhart wrote:

> Over fifty years ago, my Russian landlady in Paris served me a dessert  
> which
> she said was very popular and came from the eastern Mediterranean.
> Table discussion tonight  was whether baklava or pakhlava was from  
> Greece,
> Turkey, Azerbaidzhan, etc.  None of my dictionaries was any help  
> whatsoever.
> Help!
> Genevra Gerhart
>
> ggerhart at comcast.net
>
> www.genevragerhart.com
> www.russiancommonknowledge.com
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