Photos: Making Turkish delight
Armand Sahakian, owner of Nory Candy & Pastry in Winnetka, hand mixes almonds into a batch of Turkish Delight in a large copper pot.
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Armand Sahakian pours a batch of Turkish Delight from a large copper pot.
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Sprinkling powdered sugar onto the Turkish Delight before hand-cutting.
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Hand-cutting the pistachio Turkish Delight treats.
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A brush used to dust Turkish Delight treats rests atop the powdered sugar.
RELATED: Three generations of Turkish delight in Southern California (Katie Falkenberg / For The Times)
Recently cut Turkish Delight bars sit in powdered sugar at Nory Candy & Pastry in Winnetka. This particular Turkish Delight is the “supreme line,” containing more nuts.
RELATED: Three generations of Turkish delight in Southern California (Katie Falkenberg / For The Times)
Turkish Delight bars sit on a tray at Nory Candy & Pastry in Winnetka.
RELATED: Three generations of Turkish delight in Southern California (Katie Falkenberg / For The Times)
Sisters Clarissa Arias, left, and Flor Arias, right, work packaging and sorting nuts at Nory Candy & Pastry in Winnetka.
RELATED: Three generations of Turkish delight in Southern California (Katie Falkenberg / For The Times)
