Ingredients
2 cups wheat
1 cup chickpea
5 cups sugar
1 cup beans
15 cup water
1/2 cup rice
1 cup raisins
1 cup dried apricots, diced
prunes
1 cup dried figs, chopped
1 orange
# To decorate:
crushed walnuts, pistachios, cinnamon and pomegranate seeds
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Method
Corn, beans, chickpeas and raisins are washed and placed in separate bowls of water to swell for 1 night. The next day the wheat are pumping and put in a large enameled pot with 15 cups water to boil. Harvest foam. Beans and chickpeas also tsedyat and boiled separately. The rice is washed and added to wheat. Wheat should simmer about 4 and a half hours on low heat to soften well. Once the corn is cooked and a thick soup add sugar, chickpeas and beans. Add well-washed and cut into pieces of orange peel, apricot cubes, prunes and raisins. Simmer until ready - have 2-3 times everything boil. After removing from the fire can add diced apples, nuts optional (walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds). After removing from the fire add the figs, distributed into bowls and after Cool and decorate. Decorate with cinnamon, walnuts, pomegranate, optional sprinkled with rose water.
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Oh, very sweet once tried something similar, is super.
And the most important ingredient is missing. This is rose water!
Notify Me, rose water is the final of the recipe :)
Is not Armenian ashure?
If you read the recipe all the way you will see that there are rose water.A Ashura is typical Turkish dessert in Plovdiv only place where you can eat such ashure is Turkish shop of Dzhumayata, and the Net venture as *Turkish* ashure.
Ashura (also dish * Noah *), which is a Turkish culinary sites in Turkish households for Ashura, is always with chickpeas and beans and put some dried beans and broad beans. How is available in BG, whether it is adapted to the taste I do not know, but ashure without beans is like a pie without sheet.
Armenian ashure has another name and is a little different from this recipe. It lacks rice, chickpeas and beans.