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Sesame or tahini halva recipe - How to make sesame or tahini halva
Recipe for Sesame Halva, or Tahini Halva: a sweet treat. Learn how to make the best halva.
Halva is basically a crystalized paste of sesame seeds (tahini) and sugar—a flaky sweet confection based on crushed sesame seeds.
Halva best translated as sweetmeat—derives from the arabic for "sweet". Halvas are traditional across a wide range of cultures, spread geographically from north Africa, through the Middle East, the Levant and the Balkans, to central Asia and India.
This sweet treat is produced from quality, natural ingredients and is regarded as one of the most nutritious and healthy natural foods. This is emphasized by the fact that sesame seed , grown in the lush, fertile fields of Thrace , is the basic ingredient (55%) used in the preparation of Halva.
Nutritional analysis results show it to be an excellent source of protein (26%) and polyunsaturated fats (60%), while being rich in vitamins and trace elements, such as iron and magnesium.
The following recipe is for Honey Sesame Halva which represents one of the variations.
2 cups (24 oz.; 700g) honey
flavourings—vanilla, coffee, chocolate,...
1½ cups (12 oz.; 340g) tahini — beaten to mix in any excess oil
optional 1½ cups nuts —try almonds
Heat the honey, stirring to prevent local overheating. If using a sugar thermometer, simmer until the thermometer reaches 240 °F (115 °C) — otherwise, test for a ``soft ball '' syrup. Once you have reached the soft-ball temperature, let the honey-syrup cool for a couple of minutes. Meanwhile, warm the tahini to about 50 °C; 120 °F. Fold the warmed tahini into the hot honey-syrup.
Before adding the tahini, you can add nuts (pistachio, almond, hazelnut) to the syrup. It's worth the effort to remove the skins and gently toast the nuts in a moderate oven (180 °C; 350 °F), and add the hot nuts to the hot syrup. Add as many as you want—this mixture will take up to 2 cups (8 oz.; 250g) of nuts if you like your halva that way; most shop-bought halva has far less.
Put the warm mixture into an oiled cake tin (either with a press-out base, or lined with baking paper), ramekins, or a plastic container. Once cool, seal to keep out any moisture and leave in the fridge for 36 hours (this allows the sugar crystals, which give halva its distinctive texture, time to grow). Cut while cold, with a sharp knife (if the halva is softer than the nuts it's difficult to make a clean cut, so this is easier when the halva is cold).
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I tried the Honey Sesame Halva recipe and loved the taste, but it didn't crystalize as the recipe said would,and it stayed soft. I cut it into squares when cold but at room temps, the squares spread and no cut lines remained. I followed the recipe closely. I'd love to make this for gifts, but it isn't suitable like this. Can you help?
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousMay 4, 2012 at 11:14 PM
Bev; The temperature stated in the recipe is too low. Instead of 240F raise the temperature to about 270F and you will find the result much more firm. Hope that helps. Former Halva maker.
This version of halva uses honey which spreads at room temperature. So, it should be cut while it's cold, but serve at room temperature. If you use 2 cups of tahini in this recipe, it will become more firm (make sure you use good quality honey and tahini).
Any how, I recommend other variations of halva for gifts. Good luck- AnonymousNovember 29, 2011 at 8:25 AM
@Bev: be sure you cook the honey long enough to reach the stage it will crystalize when cooling-use 2 testing methods-don't trust one thermometer. Also, there might be too much oil in your tahini-try another brand.
ReplyDelete If you were to add flavorings, at what point would you add them? ie cocoa or unsweetened chocolate--with the honey before bringing to soft ball, or later, with the nuts, or even later, with the tahini? Or melt the chocolate with the tahini and add them together to the honey caramel? I am thinking of using maple syrup though, instead of honey...and we'll see if it works, because that's almost like making maple sugar candies and adding tahini.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2012 at 3:21 PM
This recipe doesn't work. Heating it to soft ball stage doesn't make the honey hard when it cools. That crap about crystallizing is BS-you simply arent heating the honey long enough.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJuly 18, 2014 at 5:49 PM
Make sure you are using genuine honey. Get it from a bee keeper or someone you trust. Otherwise there may be corn syrup and who knows what else in it.
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2012 at 6:07 PM
to make sugar crystals the easiest way is to throw in a pinch of granulated sugar when mixing in the nuts...sugar crystals will form as they will have a starter not unlike adding a culture to milk to make yougert.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 11, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Here in Australia, you can buy at a good Greek or specialty deli' a Halva cake it is just so yummy,I have been told it comes from Greece,it is on a cake stand and normally you buy it as you would a slice of cake it is very fresh.. does anyone out there now how to make this Halva cake? it has a crystallized texture,it also seems to have a really good quality dark chocolate in it as well as nuts. hope some one out there knows this Recipe.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Gwilym KnowlesApril 14, 2012 at 11:25 PM
That is the recipe I'm looking for. I bought some of the real good stuff at the Queen Vic Markets yesterday and I wondered if I could make it.
- AnonymousMay 6, 2012 at 9:05 AM
Honey is poisonous when heated over 40oC!! Is it possible to use the honey cold?
ReplyDeleteRepliesIn this recipe, unfortunately the honey should be heated. But here is another version of halva which does not use honey, you can try: Turkish Sesame Halva/Tahini Halva
Delete- AnonymousJuly 9, 2012 at 12:12 AM
You have to eat Gallons of heated honey for the poisons to affect you!
Delete - AnonymousNovember 9, 2013 at 7:40 PM
Overheated honey is not poisonous. It simply loses its healing qualities - the enzymes die, that's all. If overheated honey was poisonous so would be all cakes and pastries that use honey, all stir fry sauces that use honey, and we all would be dead!!! :-)
- AnonymousMay 9, 2012 at 2:07 PM
you can make a nice spread by mixing Tahini with honey - great with fingers of warm pitta bread.
As far as I know heating honey does distroy some of its health beifits, and affect it's keeping properties - so as a bee keeper I can't sell honey heated over a certain temp, however it does not make it poisonous - other wise you couldn't have honey cake and lodes of other rescipies - AnonymousJune 15, 2012 at 12:13 PM
I don't understand, the halva I'm used to is dry and crumbles when you eat it, and almost melts in your mouth. The halva I'm used to is the kind shown in the upper-left of the photo.
But when I tried this recipe, it came out like the square caramel candies or toffee. It was really hard to cut at cold temperatures and didn't taste like the halva I'd had before.
Did I do something wrong, or is the photo above not the same halva as the recipe?RepliesMaybe the following
halvah recipe is similar to the one your are used to OR the following Homemade halvah
I wish you the best, hoping that one of the previous recipes is what you are looking for- AnonymousNovember 9, 2013 at 7:46 PM
This is exactly what happened to me. Next time I tried I used more tahini than honey (wasn't writing any proportions but I had 1 jar of tahini, about 3/4 smaller jar of honey so I'd say the proportion was about 4 parts of tahini to 3 parts of honey. I poured the honey and heated it only to the stage when it started foaming and bubbling. I stirred in the tahini. I didn't heat the tahini. I stirred for a little longer and poured into a baking tin that was lined with plastic wrap. I cut it after 48 hours - it begun developing the crystally crumbly structure. I've just eaten the rest of it, 5 days after making and the texture has developed some more. So my experience is - use less honey than tahini, do not heat the honey to the 115C but less, and leave in the fridge for a week to cure. I will try again because now I feel encouraged. My first attempt was greasy, gluey and way too sweet. I know that halva needs to be sweet, but that first batch was too much.
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2012 at 3:12 AM
I love this recipe. I use less honey, and I also found that when I've used tahini brand that was more oily the oil just gathered on the top of the halva, and I was able to blot it with paper towel.
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Hi AP,
If you don't mind, I recommend this newly posted halva recipe, it's the best Middle Eastern Halva recipe, quick, easy, and tested.
Here is the link:
Halva Recipe - How to Make Halva
Please try it and let me know. Good luck and best wishes.
For the lovers of sesame halva, please try the following newly posted recipe, here is the link:
Halva Recipe - How to Make Halva
Please try it and let me know about the result
Thanks & regards to all of you- AnonymousFebruary 20, 2013 at 11:48 AM
Hi to all
I, too, have had problems getting the halwa to set with this type of recipe. In my experience, honey does not boil to a "soft ball" stage. It simply boils and starts to boil over if you let it. Even after the halwa has been in the fridge for 36 hours, it comes out sticky and chewy, just like toffee as others have described, and is very difficult to cut.
I much prefer the grain-based halwas like semolina, wheat flour, corn flour and chick pea flour. I have even used cous-cous.
Regards. Good work on the blog. It is the second place I turn to each day after powering up the computer and getting a cup of coffee.


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L loves to get in on this game. So the newest twist is that whenever L is around, if she sees E cupping her hands to her face, if she hears the first syllable of LA--, she must join in. L either has not yet studied the phenomenon of hand-cupping or just doesn't care to try because she curls her hands up into loose fists and blocks her voice with her fingertips. What's even funnier, though, is that she doesn't even try to copy her sister's dialogue. And for a girl who repeats every word her big sister says, this is a bit of an interesting phenomenon so I believe she realizes the full comic effect of her actions. L instead mumbles at full volume. Have you ever heard a full-volume mumble in a falsely-deepened voice fall out of the excited, obstructed mouth of a one-year-old?
E yells LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!! and so L times her sounds and joins in: MUH-MUH MUH MUH-MUH-MUH!!
And they laugh so hard at each other that they must repeat themselves so they can laugh so hard at each other again. They laugh and they squeal and they shriek with happiness and I think: that's how all childhoods should always sound.
This morning we were driving in and the windows were down and I stopped us at a red light just as it was time to bring out those megaphones. The girls were doing their bit and cackling and doing their bit again and then we heard some legitimately deep voices. In the lane next to us was a huge Ford F-350 hauling a trailer filled with landscaping equipment. The cab of the truck was stuffed with what was surely a man:factory-installed-seatbelt ratio of illegal proportions. Their windows were down, too, and they were smiling at my girls. It might not even be an exaggeration to say that there may have been some landscaping man giggling going on, but I don't know if giggling is considered acceptably landscaping-manly. Quick to recognize an audience, my girls did their thing again. The guys laughed harder. Then the one nearest to us waved his hand outside his window and called in a kindly foreign accent, "hi, babies!"
L waved back happily. E screamed at him. I'm NOT A BABY! And you're not supposed to stick your hand out a window! It's NOT SAFE!! And I'm FREE-AND-A-HAFF!! To his credit, he tried to look chastised. To my consternation, the rest of the men laughed harder. This did not improve the tone in my vehicle. As the light turned green, I had to drive away Fast.
E tells me all the time about what she wants to do after the baby is born. Mama! And then, on the first day that we take the baby to school, we stand in the door of my classroom and you hide it behind your back. And then I'll jump into the doorway and say LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!! THE BABY! IS! HERE!!!!!!!


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Good thoughts.
But they will play it safe with a heavy cgi movie with heavy action and little to no story. They will use whoever is alive for past characters for cameos, I am sure Harrison who could always use a little extra cash might be avail. But they really should throw a bone to Mark to help rebuild the Jedi. I hope when they do ghost Jedi's it will be Darth Vader and not Annie and use James Earl Jones somehow.
They need a good new threat to the universe for next one. Maybe one that uses ex-empire guys and clones and their star destoryers. I will have fun dreaming about it, no way it will ever be as good as our dreams. But it will give us something good to think about for a change besides the crap Lucas gave us with prequels. Who knows maybe they can move on in the toon stuff finally also. Maybe more forward with the tv series.
If Disney does any of this, I will help them make their 4 bil back (what a douche bag price to pay to Lucas) he does not not need that kind of money anymore.


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A shenanigan that turns into a debacle. Mischievous or playful activity that quickly becomes disastrous.
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Hmm yet another fact finding failure, we do ship r600 with kms by default.
3D isn't but thats easy to get working.
Phoronix: The Cost Of ATI Kernel Mode-Setting On Fedora 12
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Hmm yet another fact finding failure, we do ship r600 with kms by default.
3D isn't but thats easy to get working.
also F12 has GL tearing avoidance enabled, so you'll get vsynced back/front copies instead of tearing like you get with UMS.
Also color tiling isn't enabled by default under KMS which is probably something we should fix.
I'd be really interested in a follow up one or two tests to see if colortiling actually could help on the r500, I just forgot to enable it for F12 final.
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You told me that only
yum install mesa-dri-drivers-experimental
was needed for r600 3d, that's not that complicated. But for testing selinux sucked more when you wanted to try the driver with Quake Live.
Am I the only one who noticed the first graph maximum to be dangerously close to 33%, that is 1 out of the three cores? I don't know what you used for decoding, but libav is single threaded for the most part... To me it looks like with KMS it played at a slower speed and stopped playing to early after the time the movie should have finished.
And of course I wonder why the performance for UT2004 does increase with the resolution with UMS.
Well H264 with 33% is very low bitrate, i would not even call that a needed test. Use something that really hits 100%.
This isn't news. I have filled bugs against this issue (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=533244 and https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=466695, to mention some). I always start with no modeset because the performance hit is absurd.
If you use a file that needs 100% CPU just to be decoded, you won't see the difference between the different graphic paths, will you?
Well you will see that you need video decode accelleration
Use latets packages F12 from koji and you see that lots of those issues are already fixed and they will end up as updates in time. KDE4.3.3 works now perfectly with kms on 4850 (kwin effects on) )) no more glitches also ut2k4 and nexuiz works great now. Just today updated latest xorg-x11-drv-ati package and got a nice performance bump.
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I haven't seen the article you mention, but I am in the process of building a solar greenhouse. I am using two different sources. The first is this link: http://www.greenhousegarden.com/energy.htm . Solar greenhouses are not complicated and this sums up most of the ideas. This is the exact same basis that the Solar greenhouses at the Botanical Gardens in Cheyenne, WY uses. They have almost the exact same information on their site, plus some pictures. http://www.botanic.org/Solar_Energy.asp
I am combining this idea with the Sun Pit greenhouse plan from the book Ortho's All about Greenhouses. This is simply where you put the foundation and walls underground and have the roof exposed. I live in the mountains of CO and we get some pretty harsh winters with plenty of wind. I chose to build mine this way to minimize the heat loss to the greatest extent.
My land is all sloped so anything I build I have to have a flat spot graded out. On the west side, the greenhouse walls are even with the soil and I will have to have the dirt that was excavated pushed back around on the east side. But it still will be surrounded by a few feet of dirt even on that side.
I am using 8mm, triple wall polycarbonate on the south facing roof. I was going to use 16mm, but I get almost the same R-value from the 8mm at a lot less cost. As far as snow load goes, the roof is on a 12/12 pitch which simply put means the roof angle is 45 degrees. This should allow a good portion of the snow to simply slide off before it accumulates too much. Also the trusses have purling between them at 2 foot intervals. This creates basically a bunch of 2' x 2' squares to hold up the polycarbonate and keep it from sagging.
Now, as far as the goats go, even if the walls are sunk into the ground you should still be able to have your west or east gable connect to your shed and provide heat.
I will be honest, I am doing all of the work myself, but the cost of materials is painful. It has been a matter of saving for each stage. But little by little it is taking shape and I figure that the investment is worth it and will eventually pay for itself.
Hope I didn't bore you with too many details. If you want more though, just let me know.
Good Luck!
I found an old article from the 70's by a gentleman named Orr, he had built a solar greenhouse. He did make some remarks of changes he would have made if he had to do it all over. The concept is very simple and seems very doable. What I need to know is if anyone has seen this article and maybe tried to build their own. My thoughts are that I will build it by my animal shed and use the excess heat to raise the temps for my goats.
Any better ideas very welcome. We live in northern Iowa so being able to grow vegs year round is a wonderful idea, with the bonus for the animals.
Solar Green house idea is good if it implemented properly. Concept is clear and also good. I think that you should think atleast once before raising the temp.
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Thanks to two snow postponements, Mets right-hander Jeremy Hefner has had plenty of time to think about his previous two starts this season.
He's even had a chance to get in an inning of relief work to stay fresh. However, in one inning of work against the Rockies on Thursday, Hefner allowed two solo home runs.
While the right-hander went six innings and gave up only one earned run in his first start of the season against the Marlins, Hefner didn't fare as well April 10 against the Phillies. In just three innings of work, Hefner allowed five runs on six hits for his second loss of the season.
He'll look to get back on track come Saturday against the Nationals at Citi Field.
"I know I'm good enough to beat these guys," Hefner said after the game against the Phillies. "I just didn't execute my pitches."
Meanwhile, Gio Gonzalez will be on the hill for Washington, ready to rebound after his worst game as a member of the Nationals.
Allowing seven runs on seven hits in five innings of work against the Braves on Sunday, it marked the first time Gonzalez had put up such numbers since a Sept. 14, 2010, start against the Royals while a member of the Oakland A's.
Visibly frustrated throughout the game, Gonzalez was shaking his head and yelling at himself throughout the start.
"I wasn't attacking the strike zone, leaving every pitch up and falling behind on a good team. That's all it was," Gonzalez said after the game. "I was falling behind and giving [my team] too much to come back from."
Nats: Espinosa again out of lineup with sore hand
Second baseman Danny Espinosa missed his fourth straight game on Friday with a sore right hand even though he took batting practice without any problems earlier in the afternoon.
Nationals manager Davey Johnson said he would like Espinosa to have a full workout -- hitting and fielding -- before putting him back into the lineup.
He most likely will play Saturday afternoon against the Mets after having the workout in front of Johnson. Espinosa hurt the hand after being hit by a pitch thrown by Braves left-hander Paul Maholm.
"[The hand] is going to be painful for a while," Espinosa said. "It's a bone bruise. It's right on the skin. There is no meat around it. ... My hand strength and my wrist feel a lot better."
Mets: d'Arnaud won't need surgery
Mets top prospect Travis d'Arnaud will not require surgery to repair a fractured bone in his left foot.
The sixth-ranked player on MLB.com's 2013 Prospect Watch, d'Arnaud sustained a non-displaced fracture of the first metatarsal in his left foot when a foul tip struck him Wednesday during a game with Triple-A Las Vegas.
"He's in a boot," Mets manager Terry Collins said. "They want him to do as little as possible for a while -- let that mending start."
Worth noting
• Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman had the day off Friday because of a left hamstring cramp. Zimmerman, who is expected to play Saturday afternoon, said the injury is not considered serious.
• In three career games against the Nationals, Hefner is 0-3 with a 5.29 ERA.
• Gonzalez is 3-0 with a 0.96 ERA in his three most recent starts against the Mets.
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Title | Oral history with the Honorable Russell C. Davis, mayor of the City of Jackson |
Description | Oral history.; Interview conducted on August 21, 1972 with the Honorable Russell C. Davis in his office in Jackson, Mississippi. He was born in Rockville, Maryland. After completing two years at the University of Maryland, Davis took employment in a U.S. Naval gun factory while awaiting a call to the military service. During World War II, he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and was stationed in Jackson, Mississippi in 1944. After the war, Davis joined his father-in-law in his insurance agency until he was elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives. In July of 1969, Davis took office as Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi. He entered office during a tumultuous time in the South and he tried to advocate moderation and peace in the city of Jackson. Davis explains how he tried to keep the peace in the city of Jackson after the Jackson State shootings. |
Date of interview | 21 August 1972 |
Interviewer | Caudill, Orley B. |
Coverage (time period) | Primarily 1960s and 1970s |
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Contributors | Electronic version made available through a National Leadership Grant for Libraries from the Institute for Museum and Library Services. |
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