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Layers of paper-thin pastry and nuts, soaked in sweet syrup — a rich dessert born from Ottoman royal kitchens.
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Developed as a court dessert of the Ottoman Empire, baklava layers paper-thin phyllo pastry with pistachios or walnuts, baked, and then soaked in hot syrup. It's a lavish treat brought out for holidays and when guests visit.
Brush a baking dish with melted butter and layer in several sheets of phyllo, brushing butter between each.
Spread the chopped walnuts and cinnamon evenly over the layers.
Add the remaining phyllo sheets on top, brushing with butter as you go.
Score into diamond shapes and bake at 350°F (180°C) for 30 minutes.
Simmer water, sugar, and lemon juice into a syrup.
Pour the cold syrup over the hot baklava right out of the oven and let it soak in.