Noodles ekmegi - durable thin Turkish bread

Submitted by enr on 04 Oct 2009
Ingredients
500 g flour
150-200 ml hot water
1 full tsp salt
Noodles ekmegi - durable thin Turkish bread
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Aliana
Method
On products knead dough, which must average soft. Divide into balls - the large nut that is allowed to rest at least 30 minutes. The longer you stay, the better. Each ball rolled into floured countertop. Must be very thin, about 3 mm. Heat highly large dry skillet (or sach) and each bread baked briefly on both sides. The finished bread is allowed to cool and stored in a dry place. Durability at least 5-6 weeks. Before consumption are coated palm with water, wrap and let stand until soft and can be bent without crushing. May line up bread - a damp cloth - bread - cloth, etc. 30 minutes stay enough. Serve filled with feta cheese, salad or stuffed with minced meat. Then say Dyuryum, ie - Rolled (the Turkish equivalent of tortilla). Can be served at any meal, instead of normal bread. Soften bread can fry in a pan with 1 tbsp sunflower oil bread - are then fried, crispy and delicious, and go with jam, honey or just with feta cheese.
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04 Oct 2009
Author
Aliana
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www.rezeptdatenbank.de

Comments

Great recipe ideas for serving. Of such wafers, which I call the baked pastry with cheese do.

cortices are others. Say only noodles - in Turkish shop only noodles - baked pastry noodles ekmegi - this ready-to-eat bread.

Rally, are not they tortiyte, which serve döner wound?

Doner is served (at least here) in pita bread as open as pocket. When in bread as in this recipe, says dyuryum. Dyuryum can be filled with everything - with meat kebab with salad, mince, etc.

It serves cakes and such / so say and appearance are the same /. Will try them!