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Matzo
Matzo, also spelled matzah, is an unleavened flatbread traditionally made from flour and water. It is a central food of the Jewish festival of Passover, during which leavened grain products are restricted under religious law. Its plain, crisp form commemorates the biblical Exodus story, in which the Israelites left Egypt before their bread dough had time to rise. Matzo is used both as a ritual foo...
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Paratha
Pan cooking with ghee or oil gives paratha its browned exterior and rich texture. Originating in the Indian subcontinent, this flatbread is commonly made with whole wheat flour. In layered versions, folding or coiling the dough with fat separates it into flaky sections, while the interior remains softer than the surface. Other versions enclose a savory filling, such as spiced potato, paneer, or gr...
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