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A classic style pizza on store-bought flatbread is a quick, easy and super delicious.

 

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one is mushroom, green onion, jarlsberg and egg. the other is tomato, tomato sauce, peproncini, sauted red onion and garlic.

First night in Maui, and poor Roth had the flu. He was a trooper, though.

Exploring gluten free altenatives to my favourite foods - I realise I am going to really miss Swedish crispbread/knäckebröd so tried this recipe for a buckwheat flatbread which is a pretty good alternative.

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One of our favorite dishes at our favorite restaurant in Rome

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...that feeling when you glance over at the griddle and your bread has puffed up into a little steam-filled ovoid.

 

This stuff is so easy and so delicious I don't understand why it isn't just a thing that everybody always does. I mean, aside from a piece of naan here and there, how did I live forty-odd years without ever having had fresh homemade flat bread?

 

Store-bought pita bread is awful. Most store-bought breads are awful. (Consistent and cheap, yes. Tasty? No.)

 

Ingredients: Sourdough starter, water, salt, white whole wheat flour, water. (You don't need the starter for leavening or anything; it just makes the bread taste awesome.)

Procedure: Put a spoonful of starter into a bowl or onto the counter. Add flour, water, and salt. Knead until incorporated. Cover and let sit for half an hour. (You don't have to, but it gives the whole wheat flour a chance to absorb some moisture and improves the final texture.) Pre-heat a griddle. Roll the dough out and transfer to the griddle. Takes a few minutes per side; if the loaf doesn't puff up on its own, press down with a kitchen towel.

Ruth and I went out for lunch to a new local restaurant, Pappagallos. Everything was delicious. We started with this appetizer, a flatbread pizza with bacon, asparagus, red onions, and a sprinkling of cheese.

Flatbread

 

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Monterrey, Mexico

(May 31, 2012)

 

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More flatbread pizza. Why were we eating frozen pizzas before?

This bread is called music bread because of the way it crackles when pieces are broken off.

Another view of the bread, turned upside down.

Flatbread at Eighty-Three Brewing Akron OH 3-17-2024

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A seemingly odd mixture (for me anyway) of ingredients comes together to make one incredibly delicious flatbread.

 

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These two smiling ladies were busy outside the dining room. We ate the bread they were making at dinner.

charred scallion. cumin. sheep’s milk feta. avocado

 

Toronto, ON

These wraps are great for oven-roasted vegetables.

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I can't remember the name of this dish, and it's not on any of the menus.. but it's a flatbread with basturma. This was Taxim's first day serving lunch.

cheese, bacon, apple

 

house made mozzarella

 

Essentially flatbreads. The pizza-like popular street snack from the Mercado De Sonora was topped with refried beans, cactus, fresh Oaxacan cheese, cilantro, and hot sauce. It was delicious and quite light, especially on the thin and crisp corn tortilla base.

 

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