flat bread

Tagged Discussions

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 19 Jun

That will be for breakfast this morning We call it 'bakri' There is multi grain flour dough in the fridge I will use it to make flat bread The dough is flattened and placed on the banana leaf and covered with yet another...

flat bread

multi grain flour dough

4 responses •

5 people

Flat Bread Pizza

Susan @HazySue (39265) • Gouverneur, New York 27 Oct 17

When I first found out some of the many things I am no longer supposed to eat I almost went into a depressed mode. I third not to think of the pizza, fried chicken, and other favorites that were a constant in my diet. Well, I...

10 responses •

8 people

Beef chilli for lunch. Have you ever tried beef chilli?

amnabas @amnabas (14877) • Karachi, Pakistan 19 Jan 16

Well it's now a lunch time here and I have cooked my meal it's beef chilli and homemade flat bread in lunch. I have put some bell peppers, green onions and white onions with beef to make it more nutritious and yummy.

beef chilli

flat bread

6 responses •

5 people

There is a little country store that makes flat bread. Have you ever had flat

writersedge @writersedge (22563) • United States 4 Jan 10

bread? This bread is great! I put some of it in the freezer after I cut it up and I use one fourth at a time for different things. Like toasted it came be used as a big cracker for soup. Or I can put jam on, or I can use it for...

2 responses

What kinds of cooking do you do? What kinds of cooking do you like?

writersedge @writersedge (22563) • United States 12 Oct 08

I cook American, Italian, Wild Gathered food, gardened food, and Northern NY North Country food dishes. The only India Indian inspired things I've made have been yogurt and cucumbers or flat bread and garlic. But I love Gullmatony...

changes

cooking

cooking you order out

6 responses

Have you ever eaten Indian food?

PearlGrace @PearlGrace (3171) • United States 13 Aug 08

This weekend, we went to Palm Beach. I found an Indian restaurant called, Saffron. So, my husband and I ate dinner there one night. As Indian food is one of our favorites that we can't get where we live, we were anxious to have it...

5 responses •

1 person

junk foods

baebieDARNA30 @baebieDARNA30 (788) • Philippines 17 Jul 08

as a child, im one of those little kids who loves to at junk foods instead of eating pure fruits and vegetables all the time. i now realized that these junk foods are really junks! lol. here are some facts about these junk...

I heard something that 100 percent whole wheat bread cannot be considered

suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 19 May 08

whole grains. This was on one of my favorite cooking shows, Eat Shrink and Be Merry. and since I had ran out of whole wheat bread soon after, I find that it costs quite a bit more thanks to Al Gore, his Global Warning Cronies, and...

6 responses •

2 people

What is your staple food in your area and how is it made?

whiteheron @whiteheron (4222) • United States 27 Apr 08

What is your staple food where you live? I honestly cannot say that there is just one staple in my area as we have so many cultures here which like a variety of staple foods. I rely on wheat, corn, and rye most of all. I...

3 responses

The wonders of houmous

OnLineTherapy @OnLineTherapy (29) • Israel 4 Jan 08

Hi! There are many natural snacks, and national foods. I have read that the by far healthiest national snack is Israeli Falafel and Houmous. My own recipe for houmous is as follows: Soak a handful of chickpeas in water...

3 responses

Mideastern food

2timothy @2timothy (794) • Philippines 17 Aug 07

The only Mideastern food I know of is Shawarma, a flat bread wrapped with sliced beef, lettuce and tomatoes. Any Mideastern food favorites you might recommend, recipes are welcomed. Please also explain the uncommon terms used...

flat bread

shawarma

What is your favourite indian food?

dentidle @dentidle (293) • Switzerland 4 Jun 07

Internationally the prefered indian dishes are Samosa, indian flat bread and curry in any form. What is your favourite? thot about other dishes also welcome.

samosa favourite food

5 responses

strange breakfast i made

elostinet @elostinet (36) • China 8 Mar 07

originally i was going to do a pizza, but unfortunately it seems too hard and none of us can eat it. then a pretty famous chinese cuisine enlightened me. yangrou paomo is a tasty xi'an specialty that consist of a mutton soup...

1 response

The most delicious bread/pastry you've ever eaten

chiquitita @chiquitita (1226) • Indonesia 1 Mar 07

I dont expect this discussion to get many responses, but I am still curious about it. I am learning to make bread/pastry and your stories and idea will help a lot to improve my recipes. Mine is Bread History's "traffic light". It...

2 responses

Roti Canai/ Roti Prata

kirokiro @kirokiro (95) • Malaysia 29 Jan 07

We call Roti Canai in Malaysia, Roti Prata in Singapore. The difference is only on the flour. Roti Canai uses Canai flour where else Roti Prata uses Prata flour. In general it is just flat bread. Anyone like Roti...

1 response

from the origins...

symontimea @symontimea (842) • Romania 26 Jan 07

Pissa is late Vulgar Latin (9th century) flat bread, and apparently came to mean a flat bread with a cheese topping by the 14th century in some Italian dialects. Pizzo, which means "point" in Italian, may have been an...

flat bread

pizzarella

1 person

Is it possible to make a pizza without tomato sauce?

2timothy @2timothy (794) • Philippines 5 Jan 07

Is tomato sauce an absolute requirement to a pizza? What if the flat bread has cheese, mushrooms, pineapples, sausage, onions, bell peppers, and all the others common toppings but without the tomato sauce, is it still a pizza, or...

flat bread

tomato sauce

36 responses •

3 people

Chappati

shraddha_chandwadkar @shraddha_chandwadkar (135) • United States 13 Dec 06

Chappati is an indian whole wheat flat bread. It looks very similar to the tortilla. Its called chapati or roti in hindi and poli in Marathi. Chappati is very nutritious as it is made out of whole wheat. You add a little water to...

1 response