Santa Claus, send me a Christmas gift, parakalo

Originally Posted by maria_gr

I'll try to translate more later

It's very kind of you, but I don't want to take too much of your precious time. You need time to prepare the delicious greek cooking for Christmas (nostalgo baklava kai oi "diples")

Originally Posted by Thalassa

It's very kind of you, but I don't want to take too much of your precious time. You need time to prepare the delicious greek cooking for Christmas (nostalgo baklava kai oi "diples")

Lol diples is the only one I can't make

Aman doesn't have an exact meaning, it's something like Gosh, oh dear etc.

Originally Posted by maria_gr

Lol diples is the only one I can't make

What a pity! Baklava is more common but you can't find "diples" outside Greece, I suppose. I should try myself if I get a receipt but it should be difficult if YOU can't make up

I don't know the base receipt but if I remember well there is orange juice in the paste and after being fried, diples are plunged into hot honey, covered with finely minced walnuts. What a delight : it makes my mouth water

Thank you very much, and Merry Xmas.

Originally Posted by colette h

Thank you very much, and Merry Xmas.

For what ? Anyway, Merry Xmas to you too !