![]() ![]() Rub the remaining oil over the interior of a large bowl, add the dough, cover with a towel, and let it sit in a warm area until puffed, about 45 minutes.ģ. Knead until soft and elastic, about 5 minutes, adding flour if the dough is sticky. Stir the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients.Ģ. In another bowl, whisk the flour, baking powder, 1 tsp kosher salt, and sugar. Stir in the yogurt, 2 Tbsp oil, the carrot, and the bell pepper. Allow to sit until the yeast dissolves, about 5 minutes. In a large bowl, add the milk and stir in the yeast. In a small saucepan, heat the milk on lowuntil body temp, about 1 minute. ![]() It’s nice on its own but is also good with roasted eggplant or grilled chicken.ġ. This bread, with origins in East Africa, features something most don’t: chopped vegetables baked into the dough. The proof is in these three easy flatbread recipes-each from a different part of the planet. Yes, make-it-yourself banana bread and sourdough were fine for the early days of shelter-in-place, but there’s a whole world of carby goodness out there. Which is actually a return to a very old-and very healthful-way of thinking about carbohydrates: not as carbs but as the anchoring element in a hearty, soul-centering, and extremely delicious meal. ![]() They do require a little labor in the kitchen, but not anymore time than a good stew or curry-which is precisely what they go best with.Īnd these recipes are so straightforward that they will have you thinking about bread in a whole new way. What you’ll find here are three easy flatbreads-basically rolled-out, flash-cooked dough. Or, as they’re often referred to in their countries, bibis. We wanted to feature phenomenal breads from eight African and Middle Eastern countries-and we wanted to pull the recipes not from chefs but from kitchen experts who could out-cook even the most highfalutin foodies: grandmas. It’s one of the reasons I wrote my new book, In Bibi’s Kitchen, with my coauthor, Julia Turshen. ![]() Click here for complete access to all Men’s Health cooking, food, and nutrition coverage. ![]()
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