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Traditional bosnian sweet dish baklava served in a restaurant. Famous balkan dessert dish served fresh in Bascarsija, Sarajevo, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vector art of a detailed engraving of four pieces of baklava, a rich, sweet pastry made of layers of filo filled with chopped nuts Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rectangular pieces of baklava are arranged neatly on a shiny copper tray. Each Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden Flaky Baklava with Nuts on Dark Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Halawa pie with cream with pistachio and walnuts served in wooden board isolated on table side view of arabic food Royalty Free Stock Photo

Single Piece of Turkish Baklava on a Plate, Top View Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pumpkin strudel, pumpkin pie, butternut squash, traditional european dessert Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pumpkin strudel, pumpkin pie, butternut squash, traditional european cake Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pumpkin pie, pumpkin strudel, butternut squash, traditional european dessert Royalty Free Stock Photo

The history of this scrumptious delicacy is quite controversial, and unfortunately not very well documented. Many ethnic groups such as the Greek, Turkish and Middle Easterners claim baklava as their own, and prepare it in their own ways.