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Turkish Bread
shjo558
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Hi,
(sorry this is a bit vague but nothing showing up on google)
Does anyone know how/if I can make that Turkish bread that's looks like a big air filled puffball?
It's usually served with garlic butter in Turkish restaurants and I love it:D!
(sorry this is a bit vague but nothing showing up on google)
Does anyone know how/if I can make that Turkish bread that's looks like a big air filled puffball?
It's usually served with garlic butter in Turkish restaurants and I love it:D!
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Haven't a clue , but it was served last year, when I was in Turkey .
Thought they were giving me a rugby ball on a plate,
Must admit the sight was better than the taste, not a fan.0 -
I LOVE Turkish bread! I can't post links but try searching for it on allrecipes. co. uk as I just found a recipe for it on there...0
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Wonder whether that could be made with the wholemeal flour I usually use??
The bread I ate in Turkey was white - does that mean they only ever make it with white flour?0 -
Oh dear, I'm craving turkish food, at 820am!
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i no that bread was bloody lovely spread with garlick butter mmmmm0
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Don't know if it helps but they sell it in our Chinese supermarket called Arabic bread. Some colleagues of dh's serve it warm topped with fried onions, garlic and sumac - delicious.“the princess jumped from the tower & she learned that she could fly all along. she never needed those wings.”
Amanda Lovelace, The Princess Saves Herself in this One0 -
The OP
quote that's looks like a big air filled puffball?
I called it a rugby ball . completely hollow inside. One 'ball' served with a meal for 2/30 -
I don't think it was served with any topping ,
the stuff would just fall off.
Now in the hotel , there was a Turkish 'bread' cooked in front of you , on a hot domed lid.
This was then covered in ... cheese or chocolate and rolled up like a pancake.0
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