Yummy qatayef, it reminds me of the great month of ramadan.
Good you used the pancake mix, never think about it hah, yeb it really work since it’s the same flour mix.
Thanks fatima for the idea and lovely photos.
Absolutely stunning! They remind a little (especially the filling) of Sicilian Cannoli – but much more exciting this way! What a labour of love to have made and photographed them, thanks so much for sharing this. Will be making these some time soon and might make a big pot of mint tea (as we have so much in the garden) to go with them.
You know, I’ve never ever thought that these look like Sicilian Cannoli… it just never occured to me! Thanks for pointing it out I reckon the tea and these would make a perfect treat!
Those look wonderful. You make such amazing things. I really need to try this rosewater syrup, makes me drool every time.
hehehe, you won’t regret it…
Yummy qatayef, it reminds me of the great month of ramadan.
Good you used the pancake mix, never think about it hah, yeb it really work since it’s the same flour mix.
Thanks fatima for the idea and lovely photos.
No worries, thanks for popping in and the kind comment
Absolutely stunning! They remind a little (especially the filling) of Sicilian Cannoli – but much more exciting this way! What a labour of love to have made and photographed them, thanks so much for sharing this. Will be making these some time soon and might make a big pot of mint tea (as we have so much in the garden) to go with them.
You know, I’ve never ever thought that these look like Sicilian Cannoli… it just never occured to me! Thanks for pointing it out
I reckon the tea and these would make a perfect treat! 
What an amazing recipe! Very talented cooking!
You’re too kind. Thank you!
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