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Markook
Markook is a large, paper-thin flatbread common throughout the Levant and Arabian Peninsula. The unleavened wheat dough is stretched until it is nearly translucent and then cooked rapidly on a convex metal griddle known as a saj. This cooking method gives the bread its texture, allowing it to remain flexible enough to wrap around grilled meats and vegetables. It is a staple food in the region and...
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Lavash
Lavash is a thin, unleavened flatbread originating from the South Caucasus and a staple in Armenian cuisine. The dough, consisting simply of flour, water, and salt, is stretched thin and baked flat against the walls of a tonir, a traditional underground clay oven. This rapid baking process produces a soft, flexible bread that can easily be rolled or folded. In 2014, the preparation and cultural si...
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