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A moist semolina cake soaked in sweet syrup — a beloved Egyptian classic.
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Semolina flour and yogurt are baked together, then soaked in sweet syrup while still warm — a cake enjoyed throughout Egypt and the wider Middle East. It's traditionally cut into diamond shapes with a single almond pressed into the center of each piece.
Mix the semolina, yogurt, sugar, melted butter, and baking powder into a batter.
Pour into a baking pan, score into diamond shapes, and press an almond into the center of each.
Bake at 350°F (180°C) for 25 minutes until golden.
Meanwhile, boil water, sugar, and lemon juice into a thick syrup.
While the cake is still hot, pour the cool syrup generously over it.
Once the syrup has soaked in, cut along the scored lines and serve.