Tufahije facts for kids
Tufahija with whipped cream
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| Type | Dessert |
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| Place of origin | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Region or state | Balkans |
| Main ingredients | Walnuts, apples, water, sugar |
Tufahije is a delicious dessert from Bosnia and Herzegovina. It's made from apples that are filled with tasty walnuts. These apples are gently cooked in sweet sugar water. People really love Tufahije in countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Croatia.
There's a similar dessert in Bulgaria called pechani yabalki. It also uses apples stuffed with walnuts. But instead of being cooked in water, these apples are usually baked in an oven.
What Does Tufahije Mean?
The word tufahija comes from an old Turkish word, tuffāḥa. This word simply means 'apple'. The Turkish word itself came from the Arabic word for apple.
How to Enjoy Tufahije
Tufahije is usually served in a tall glass. It comes with its own sweet, shiny syrup. A big dollop of whipped cream is often placed on top. Many people enjoy Tufahije with a cup of coffee. It's a perfect treat after a meal!
Gallery
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Tufahije served with cherry on the top
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Tufahija from Mostar
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Tufahija served with soup and meat loaf
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See also
In Spanish: Tufahija para niños
