SC - RE: SC-Hulwa

Phil & Susan Troy troy at asan.com
Sat Sep 12 06:18:06 PDT 1998


At 11:04 AM +1000 9/12/98, Kiriel & Chris wrote:
>Hulwa (known sometimes as halva) here is really just a kind of solid
>sweet tahini! It is basically ground sesame seeds with honey.  (I do
>love the sort that you can buy with chocolate swirls through it; not
>period of course but scrumptious)

1. As I noted in another post, that is a particular (modern) kind of Hulwa.
The quoted passage is analogous to saying "candy is really just bars of
milk chocolate with almonds." That is a kind of candy, not candy in general.

2. I don't have a period recipe for halva, although I have a period recipe
that comes out vaguely similar, so I don't know if it is a period variety
of hulwa.

3. The particular hulwa I was referring to, which is in the Miscellany, is
a period islamic version of divinity.

David Friedman
Professor of Law
Santa Clara University
ddfr at best.com
http://www.best.com/~ddfr/


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